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Audio-visual Poetry Series: Nothing (35)

Nothing – Episode Thirty Five of Audio-visual Poetry Series by Amit Ranjan Biswas, illustrated by Rajendrani Mukherjee
Audio Visual Poetry-Nothing by Amit Ranjan Biswas
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Listen to Nothing, an audio-visual poem by Amit Ranjan Biswas in thespaceink podcasts. Illustrations Rajendrani Mukherjee.

Other Episodes –

[The Silk Road] [Shoppers Stop] [The Secret of Silk] [Cinnamon Sticks] [The God View] [Prayerfulness] [The Gift of Silk] [Hope] [Flaming Mountains] [The Light of Babylon] [The Roman Roads] [Waltzing Seeds] [Caves of the Thousand Buddhas] [The Royal Message] [Mogao Grottos] [Looking at the Stars] [The Tailor of Tabriz] [Faith] [Goddess] [Gate of Samarkand] [Webs of Silk] [Freedom] [Minarets] [Diamond Sutra] [Blossoms of Bukhara] [Arriving at Samara] [Five Daily Prayers] [Sunday Meeting] [Lessons from Taxilla] [Eternity] [Song of the Shifting Sands] [Saffron Love] [Emperor on the Silk Road] [Life on the Silk Road]

Dr Amit Ranjan Biswas
Amit is a child and adolescent neuropsychiatrist based in London. He is also a multi-award-winning film director, poet, playwright, educator, and global speaker. Seamlessly he travels between the worlds and interdisciplinary spaces. His debut film Bridge, (Soumitra Chatterjee as the protagonist) has won multiple international awards in film festivals worldwide. He has three poetry books to his credits and numerous plays. ‘Homapakhi’ ran successfully in Kolkata for many years. Amit is also a TEDx speaker and travels globally and teaches in Universities and private institutions on wellbeing, resilience, self-mastery, and mindful leadership.

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