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poetry, video
Published on 5 January 2011

Daljit Nagra on the ‘whoosh’ of poetry

written by podmeister

An Interview with Daljit Nagra from FaberBooks on Vimeo.

Filed under: poetry, video
Tagged with: Faber, immigration, India, poetry
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