Writers’ Kalam Publishing is proud to welcome the evocative and introspective voice of Banasmita Das, an accomplished writer and literary essayist from Assam, to its upcoming tribute anthology To My Beloved Teacher. Her latest prose submission for the collection is a tender reflection on the enduring influence of a teacher’s presence—not merely in academic growth, but in shaping identity and resilience.
Thoughtful and emotionally rich, her piece delves into the quiet strength of mentorship, the subtle shaping of character, and the deeply human relationship between guide and learner. With this offering, Banasmita brings both literary insight and heartfelt gratitude to the anthology’s evolving mosaic of tributes.
A Literary Voice from the Heart of Assam
Banasmita Das has made her mark as a multifaceted writer whose body of work includes travel essays, literary commentary, book reviews, and Japanese tanka. Her nuanced writing has appeared in respected platforms such as The Assam Tribune, Booknerdection, Spillwords, and Cold Moon Journal. She curates her thoughtful reflections and literary explorations on her personal blog, Literary Voyage.
In 2025, she released her debut poetry collection Gilded Verse—a celebrated work that captured readers with its meditative and elegant style. With a knack for distilling complex emotional experiences into lucid and resonant language, Banasmita stands out as a distinct voice in contemporary Indian writers.
Her contribution to To My Beloved Teacher continues this tradition. It is a personal remembrance that bridges intellect and emotion, paying homage to those rare individuals whose teachings live on long after the lessons end.
About the Anthology: To My Beloved Teacher
To My Beloved Teacher is a tribute anthology curated by Writers’ Kalam Publishing to celebrate teachers, mentors, and guides—those extraordinary individuals who touch lives with their presence, compassion, and unwavering belief in others.
The anthology weaves together poetry, essays, short fiction, reflections, and personal stories that honour the transformative power of teaching. It invites readers to revisit the classrooms of memory and acknowledge the mentors who shaped their paths.
📘 Submission Details:
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Theme: Teachers / Teaching / Mentorship
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Language: English
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Genres: Poetry, Short Fiction, Essays, Reflections, Personal Narratives
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Word Count: Open
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Deadline: May 19, 2025
Selected Authors Will Receive:
✅ Feature on WritersKalam.com
✅ Coverage in The Holistic Pine International Lifestyle Journal
✅ Free e-copy of the anthology
✅ E-Certificate of Publication
✅ Digital Certificate of Participation
✅ Social Media Endorsement
✅ Free ISBN Allocation
✅ Global Availability: Amazon, Google Books, WK Store
In her submission, Banasmita Das gently reminds us that the deepest lessons are not always written in chalk, but in character—and that behind every confident stride forward is a teacher who once believed.
📬 Do you have a story to honour your mentor?
Submit it today and let your words join this chorus of gratitude.
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