In addition to "The Postmaster" and "The Hungry Stones", Sandip calls Bimala the "Queen Bee" of the Swadeshi movement in a novel by this author, and he expresses his wish for unity with the divinity Jivandevata in one poetry collection.
In one work of this author, the title character teaches the orphaned village-girl Ratan to read before abandoning her, and in another, a collector of cotton taxes dreams of a voice coming from a palace's foundation before being awoken by the shouts of Meher Ali. In addition to "The Postmaster" and "The Hungry Stones", Sandip calls Bimala the "Queen Bee" of the Swadeshi movement in a novel by this author, and he expresses his wish for unity with the divinity Jivandevata in one poetry collection. The author of The Home and the World and Gitanjali, For 10 points, name this Bengali poet.
In one work of this author, the title character teaches the orphaned village-girl Ratan to read before abandoning her, and in another, a collector of cotton taxes dreams of a voice coming from a palace's foundation before being awoken by the shouts of Meher Ali.
Rabindranath {Tagore}