Sankar Roy: Books   Moon Country (Pudding House Publication, 2006)   Read an excerpt from this poetry chapbook about human imagination and longing to journey across earth’s gravitational embrace to far away galaxies and beyond…   The book-length manuscript of Moon Country was a semifinalist for 2006 Crab Orchard Review Open Book Competition and a finalist for 2007 University of Arkansas Open Book Reading but still looking for a home.   Purchase a copy of Moon Country from Pudding House Website  or email the author   requesting a copy.

The House My Father Could Not Build  (Pudding House Publication, 2007)   Read an excerpt of this heart-wrenching story of migration from place to place, from one country to another in search of a home, a nest to finally settle down…   Purchase a copy of The House My Father Could Not Build from Pudding House Website  or email the author  requesting a copy.

Mantra of the Born-free  (Pudding House Publication, 2007)   Read an excerpt of this 21 page-long Howlesque poem dedicated to Allen Ginsberg which soul-searches beauty and balance in a sphere of fear, oppression and prejudice…   Purchase an advance copy of Mantra of the Born-free from Pudding House Website  or email the author  requesting a copy.

Only the Sea Keeps: Poetry of the Tsunami (Rupa Publication, India and Bayeux Arts, Canada).   Co-edited with Judith R. Robinson and Joan E. Bauer   On aftermath of Tsunami of 2004, three poet-friends joined hands in putting together a heart-wrenching poetry anthology compiling works of 83 poets from allover the world…   This book was a finalist for 2005 Benjamin Franklin Award and a winner of Skipping Stone Book Award.   Purchase a copy from Amazon.com