by Riku Majumder
From My Father’s Library
Charlotte M. Friedman is a writer, teacher and artist who grew up in Seattle and now lives in Princeton, New Jersey. She has taught Narrative Medicine at Barnard College for many years, as well as writing workshops in the United States and Israel. Her poetry has been published in journals such as Connecticut River Review, Intima, Unearthed, Waterwheel Review, The Maine Review, Nightingale & Sparrow and in the anthology, A 21st Century Plague: Poetry from a Pandemic.Her first book, The Girl Pages, was published by Hyperion.
Riku Majumder is a visual artist. He has been undergoing Courses on graphic from a reputed institution in India. He draws a painting and portrait on various landscape and he is a passionate artist. Leonardo da Vinci is his inspiration.