Poisoned bread : translations from modern Marathi dalit literature / edited by Arjun Dangle

Poetry
To be or Not to be Born -- Take a Hammer to Change the World -- That Single Arm -- Poetry Reading -- Song -- Send My Boy to School -- In Our Colony -- The Sky with its Eyes Closed -- Yesterday'They have Announced -- An Ultimatum -- My Father -- In the Lush Green Jungle -- Caves -- Exhalation -- No Entry for the New Sun -- The Unfed Begging Bowl -- Wall -- Harvest -- Tathagata: Two Poems -- Yashodhara -- To Dear Aana -- His House -- Experiment -- Mother -- This Country is Broken -- The Stains of Blood -- I will Belong to it -- Birds in Prison -- Hunger -- On a Desolate Night like This -- Labour Pains -- Amen -- Winds -- Shroud -- The Death-Doomed March -- Light Melted in Darkness -- Which Language should i Speak? -- The Search -- Under Dadar Bridge -- It is Not Binding on Us to Undertake this Journey --How? -- Blood-wave -- White Paper -- A Poem -- Mute Existence -- Ancient Mother Mine -- Habit -- You who have Made the Mistake

Autobiographical Extracts
A Corpse in the Well -- 'Son, Eat your Fill' -- 'We are Kings!' -- Naja Goes to School—and Doesn't -- The Story of My 'Sanskrit -- The Bone Merchant -- The Bastard -- The Strangers -- This Too shall Pass

Short Stories
The Poisoned Bread -- The Storeyed House -- Explosion -- Promotion -- Livelihood -- Mother -- The Cull -- Barriers -- Gold from the Grave -- The Refugee

Essays and Speeches
Dr. Ambedkar's Speech at Mahad -- What is Dalit Literature? -- Dalit Literature is but Human Literature -- Some Issues Before Dalit Literature -- Dalit Feelings and Aesthetic Detachment -- Black Literature and Dalit Literature -- Friends, The Day of Irresponsible Writers is Over