Jo Tum Kaho is a collection of fine poems written by poet and author Prashant V Shrivastava. The first edition was published in May 2019, and it has been a massive hit among the poetry lovers who prefer the poetry of deep thoughts written in simpler words. Prashant draws his analogy from people and nature mostly. His idea remains to write with a difference so that people can feel a breeze of fresh air when they read the poetry. This section lists all the articles, links, reviews, and snippets of the poetry by Prashant V Shrivastava.
Page 25 of the Book Jo Tum Kaho has this poetry in which the poet invites his love to spend time together. The poet hopes for an evening that ultimately becomes a reality of his dream and he can spend some time at leisure with his love. With a beautiful excuse, set your hair free … Read more
An introvert by heart, Prashant opens up when you talk about his work a d his ideas of life. In this page, we have collected some interviews that Prashant did with some noted journalists and bloggers. To know more about this shy poet, each this space: WritingGeeks
Book reviews help everyone associated with a book. From author to reader, a useful book review helps in bringing the best and worst parts of the book out in the open. The author while comes to know the mistakes and good thing they committed while writing the book, the readers or potential readers get to … Read more
Prashant V Shrivastava, after more than two decades, decided to compile his poems and bundle them up in a book. This book is less than 10 percent of what Prashant has written. If you search his poetry on the internet, you will find a plethora of links where you can read his work. Prashant has … Read more
Jo Tum Kaho, the poetry collection written by Prashant V Shrivastava is available on leading online outlets and book stores across Indian and abroad. Marketed by NotionPress, the book is available for a maximum retail price of rupees 165. Some outlets also offer a good discount. This page lists all the place from where you … Read more
The title of the book changed from Musafir Ki NAzmeiN to ‘Jo Tum Kaho’ based on its maiden poetry, which I had written for Shipra years ago.