Sudeep Sen

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Sudeep Sen is widely known as India's leading poet of the younger generation.^{[verification needed]} His writing is praised for its intelligence, lyricism, formalism and passion.^[who?]

Gregor Robertson in a BBC Radio interview with the author said, "Sen is amongst the finest younger English-language poets in the international literary scene. A distinct voice: carefully modulated and skilled, well measured and crafted".^[1]^{[verification needed]}

[edit] Publications

Sen's writings have appeared in leading international and national newspapers, magazines, journals, and broadcast on radio and television. Some of them include: the Times Literary Supplement, The Guardian, The Independent, The Financial Times]], The Scotsman, Scotland on Sunday, The Herald, The Evening Standard, The London Magazine, Poetry Review, Literary Review, Harvard Review, Times of India, The Hindu, Asian Age, The Statesman, The Observer, Gentleman, India International Centre Quarterly, Biblio, Indian Review of Books, Outlook, India Today, among others; and broadcast on BBC World (TV), BBC Radio, PBS, WFUV, GLR, SABC, AIR, Doordarshan, Radio Tehran, Radio Jerusalem. In addition, he has written, edited & translated over 30 books and chapbooks.^[2]