Navtej Bharati
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Navtej Bharati lives in London, Ontario, and has published books in Punjabi and English. He was the publisher of Third Eye Press,[1] whose books covered many genres.
His book Leela, co-authored with Ajmer Rode is more than 1000 pages long and is considered one of the most important Punjabi poetry works of the twentieth century.[citation needed] An English-language poetry book, Endless Eye, was published by the Canadian Poetry Association. While living in India, Bharati was a three time winner (1959, 1960, 1961) of the Best Poet of the State award, given by the Punjab Languages Department.[citation needed] In 2003 he was given the Best Overseas Author Award by the Languages Department.[citation needed]
[edit] Bibliography
- Simbal De Phul - 1968
- Leela - 1999 (with Ajmer Rode)
- Endless Eye - 2002
[edit] References
- ^ Hubbard, Linda S. (1984-12). Publishers directory: a guide to more than 9.000 new and established, commercial and nonprofit, private and alternative, corporate and association, government and institution publishing programs and their distributors : includes producers of books, classroom materials, reports, and databases : [1984-85]. Gale Research Company. p. 1199. ISBN 9780810304123. http://books.google.com/books?id=HtQdAQAAMAAJ. Retrieved 23 August 2011.
