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Ukiyoto Literary Awards-2022: Proud Moments for This Writer!


The India division of the Canada-based Ukiyoto Publishing, a traditional publisher always committed to quality content and finding talented new authors across the globe, has given away the Literary Awards-Q2 of 2022 in various categories of fiction and non-fiction in Kolkata on 24th July. As per Ukiyoto India announcement at the event around 1500 applications were received from various parts and various regional languages of India out of which around 100 were selected for the different awards, based on the parameters of selection adopted by their panel of judges.

 


This writer is very proud of finding himself among the awardees. His book of humorous short stories titled ‘The Cheerless Chauffeur and Other Tales’ has earned him the prestigious ‘Emerging Author of the Year—Fiction’ in the Literary Awards-2022 event which was organized as a part of Ukiyoto’s Kolkata Chapter at Vivanta by Taj. Solstice, the marketing wing of Ukiyoto India, has displayed all the books of the awardee authors at the venue during the full-day highly attended event. The vibrant presence of several authors of the young generation has, in a way, vindicated the commitment of Ukiyoto to find new and newer talented writers across India, apart from its quest in various other countries of the world too. The major awards include ‘The Author of the Year in Fiction and non-Fiction’, ‘The Best 30 books to look out for in 2022’, ‘The Poet of the Year’ and many other categories.





 







Earlier on the evening of 23rd of July 2022, as a part of its Solstice and the Kolkata Chapter, Ukiyoto had launched its book ‘Philo’s Prodigy Season 1’ at the city’s iconic College Street Coffee House. This anthology containing 11 stories of mystery/suspense that is specially meant to be pitched for films/web series/OTT productions is the first of its kind to be undertaken by the publishers. Symbolically, the event was held at the Boi Chitra Art Gallery (Photography and book museum-store) at the Coffee House. Most of the contributing writers for the anthology including this writer were present there and enthusiastically took part in the book-reading sessions. A few other authors had also released their books published by Ukiyoto.







You can order copies of this unique anthology 'Philo's Prodigy Season 1' from the following:





(Photo Courtesy: Ukiyoto Publishing) 


Since 1947 when Albert Hall was named Coffee House
writers/authors/artistes/intellectuals always have their 
meets/addas at this venue, particularly
on Saturday evenings.


Comments

  1. Its a pleasure to learn you that earned yourself this prestigious award. Please accept my congratulations, Sir.

    … and most importantly, keep writing for us.

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  2. Thank you so much, Swagata! Yes, for precious readers like you I'll definitely go on writing! 🙏🙏🙏

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