Celebrations abound with the release of "Ancestral-Wing", published by @porkbellypress. I invite you, dear readers, to linger awhile in the pages where we sing, feed morsels to birds, pray, and remember ancestors.
This is my offering to all ecosystems and my ancestors.
If you are in or around Toronto, join us & bring friends:
Shab-e She’r (Poetry Night)
Featured poets: Sneha Subramanian Kanta & Ted Landrum
+ Open Mic for poetry in any language
July 21, 2026
Tranzac Club, Door: $10-20
Open Mic signup: 6:30
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Toronto! Join Shab-e She'r (Poetry Night) July 21, 2026 to hear @SnehaKantaS Mississauga Poet Laureate, academician, writer & editor. Share a poem in any language on our #OpenMic. Spread the word. More info: https://t.co/e0tY563ENC #poetry#diversity#courage#Toronto#events
Do you have Redapples Falling Still by Sneha Subramanian Kanta yet? 🍎
A multilingual collection that weaves memory, family, language, and love into luminous lyric poems.
Get your copy: https://t.co/Z2y3USokIY
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Coming soon from Harbor Editions: Redapples falling still by Sneha Subramanian Kanta, a luminous chapbook weaving Tamil and English through memory, ritual, family, and song. 🍎✨
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Coming soon: Redapples falling still by Sneha Subramanian Kanta 🍎
We’re thrilled to reveal the stunning cover art by Oormila Prahlad. Stay tuned for more details on this beautiful forthcoming collection!
✨Today’s Bookmail!✨📚📬
I’ve been waiting for this one to arrive. @SnehaKantaS folds landscape, remembrance, and love into these beautiful pages. A gorgeous read, as always from this author.
I am so delighted that my book, Leaked Footages, is shortlisted for the John Pollard Foundation International Poetry Prize by @tcddublin. It is an honor to be on this list amongst these terrific poets whom I'm grateful to be writing in the same time as.
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Check out our former contributor Sneha Subramanian Kanta’s pamphlet! Sneha was featured in Issue 50.1 of phoebe. Congrats on the publication! 🎉
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Sneha Subramanian Kanta's poem "Un-Elegy, Or Triptych with Broken Sonnets" was selected as Highly Commended by judge Micheál McCann. Read more below about her work, and follow her on Instagram: SnehaSKanta, and on X: @SnehaKantaS
What makes this book’s exploration of grief so striking is Kanta’s careful eye.
— Taylor Byas
Every Elegy Is a Love Poem sings of love, grief, matrilineal connection, and language-making as ritual.
— Jane Wong
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Tamil, Hindi and English co-exist as lived strata rather than ornament, and the poems’ lucid intensities move between domestic ritual, spiritual enquiry and climate unease with an exact, luminous music.
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