'A Pity Called War' is a powerful anthology of contemporary poems edited by Ashoke Viswanathan and Swarupa Chatterjee. Through diverse poetic voices, the collection explores the devastating human cost of war, exposing its violence, loss, and futility while celebrating resilience, compassion, and hope. Organized into eight thematic sections, the anthology serves as both a literary achievement and a call for peace, urging readers to reflect on humanity's recurring conflicts. Blending protest with empathy, A Pity Called War stands as a compelling testament to the enduring power of poetry as a force for truth, resistance, and social conscience.
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