It is very difficult to justify the work of the novelists , who were belonged to victorian period. we can take the name of the BRONTE sisters- ANNE BRONTE, EMELIE BRONTE, CHARLOTE BRONTE, along with Margarate Getty and Elizabeth Gaskel. Emelie is known for her only outstanding piece WOUTHERING HEIGHTS, on the other hand other novelist are known for their overall performance in the field of English literature.
Dipok Nath is one of the promising poet among the modern Assamese poets.This is his 3rd collection of poetry name- HOKHIYOTI SORAIR MAAT ETA BISARI(searching for the voice of nightingale). In the earlier collections he put emphasis mainly in love, but here we finds an another sound of revolution along with love.The thin structure of his poetry says a lot more about present situation, society and human. An universal appeal running through his poetry. But these are lack of poetic experiments. A lyrical tone is passing in his poems. He also takes some revolutionary figures as the subject, such as - CHE GUEVARA, NALSON MENDELA.
Denny Gam is a very promising among the modern poets of Assam. As a poet this is Denny's second collection of poetry. He is trying to describe the Mishing community culture, environment, people, spirituality that spread everywhere in the historic island Majuli. He is the resident of Majuli itself. In his poems readers also find love, pleasure and human values.
Like stars in the sky, little magazines are stars in the sky of literature.THE RALPH was probably the first of its kind, published in English. In many of Indian languages, little magazines are available. Its a platform for the emerging generation of writers to get into the filed. A platform often critics never discussed. In assamese literature , we have uncountable little magazines, such as BHUMI, CHARCHA, SAMALAYA, NIHARIKA, MAJULIT KOBITA, TRITIYO BISWAR KOBITA, NOTUN KOBITA, etc.
Indira Goswami is popularly known as Mamoni Roisom Goswami . Her novel often raises the feminine issues and tries to revolt against the existing traditional social norms. Before Mamoni, it was not heavily found in Assamese novels.
