The anthology includes 65 poetic word figures from East, West, South and North of different generations
Cairo: A week before the announcement of the final list of the world’s poetesses and poets participating in the Silk Road series anthology, 65 creative icons from Russia, Kosovo, Cape Verde, Serbia, Kazakhstan, Lebanon, Chile, Egypt, Armenia, Mexico, Argentina, Germany, Montenegro, Greece, Kenya, Indonesia, Italy, Portugal, Bengaluru, Nigeria, Iraq, Pakistan and the United Kingdom, including 28 participants from India alone have sent their works.
The Silk Road Literature Series Anthology – Ancient Egyptians, Modern Poets, shows once again great appreciation of the Egyptian civilization among the poetic word figures, from East, West, South and North of different generations with the diversity of their walk.
In the Anthology, we will find a main panel with the name of the poets beginning their section, followed by a brief biography, and one or more poems interspersed with one of the paintings drawn on papyrus or carved in stone or colored on the walls of temples and tombs, with documentation of its rich content, to become – with the literary text – an exceptional historical cultural work.
This is the third issue of The Silk Road Literature Series Anthology – Ancient Egyptians- Modern poets, to be published this fall. The first one, issued in the spring of 2021, was entitled ‘Asia Sings’, while the second issue came in the summer of the same year under the name (Mediterranean Waves) in 444 pages. The series is free to read online, and full-color copies are printed on demand.
Mr. Ashraf Aboul-Yazid, senior journalist, poet, novelist, travelogue writer, critic, analyst, and author of over two dozen books, is the Editor-in-Chief of Silk Road Literature Series.
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Sindh Courier
