A bestselling title in India, My Glass Of Wine is a novelette based on autobiographic poetry. The Statesman (an esteemed national daily) said, "UNESCO's initiative to promote reading, publishing and copyright seems to be a success. The statistics shows ... Kiriti Sengupta's 'My Glass of Wine', ... topping the charts on the basis of shipments on online sites." (Ref: http://www.thestatesman.net/news/50950-e-shopping-has-boosted-book-sales.html) Any lover of poetry always is mesmerized and becomes ecstatic and zany remembering the famous expression of John Keats “Beaded bubbles winking at the brim” in one of his immortal odes. Whether one is a votary of Bacchus and his ‘bearded pards’ or not, mention of ‘wine’ certainly evokes cascading thoughts, gliding ideas and effervescent memories. What more intoxication is there to crave for than reading a good book of heady stuff? Kiriti has succeeded in creating that ‘sweet numbness’ with this crystal goblet of My Glass of Wine. One finds it difficult to define the book for what it is, as the trip gently takes one beyond known realms, silently, steadily and securely. One can only enjoy it savoring the divine nectar, if one is permitted to state so, drop by drop allowing the spirit, yes I mean what you think of, to spread across the tongue, eyes feasting on the color and beaded bubbles that flock at the top and the aroma assailing the nostrils with the tingling sensation travelling to the core gently through diligently culled stuff by Kiriti. Cheers! - from Amzon