An online ezine Thanal Online has published a review on 'Gambhiri Ghara' (The Dark Abode) at http://www.thanalonline.com/Issues/08/review_en.htm

An Oriya novel by Sarojini Sahu : Synopsis of the novel GAMBHIRIGHAR (The Dark Abode) ...
http://indianliterature.rediffblogs.com

Sarojini Sahoo (b. 1956) - Indian feminist writer, considered India's equivalent of de Beauvoir; writes in Oriya language (Orissa state) ...
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Simone_de_Beauvoir

Upanibesh( 1989 ) , Sarojini Sahoo - the first attempt in the literature of the Oriya language of India to focus on sexuality as a part of social revolt by a woman.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_feminist_literature

Authors who have advocated sex-positive feminism include Ellen Willis, Susie Bright, ..... Sarojini Sahoo - Indian author (Oriya language, Orissa state) ...
http://wapedia.mobi/en/Sex-positive_feminism

Certainly it can be considered a good piece of news for readers of literature in Bangladesh that a worthy translation of a novel by a noted fictionist of Orissa has come out very recently from a local publishing house. The novel Mithya Gerosthali, set in a very familiar context, is able to draw the attention of many for both its loftiness and its lucidity of language…….
http://www.thedailystar.net/story.php?nid=8039

Gambhiri Ghara is one of the much acclaimed novels of Sarojini Sahoo. ... The novel is a powerful as any of Sarojini Sahoo's most popular short stories. http://www.boloji.com/women/099.htm

The Review of "Mithya Gerosthali" by eminent fiction writer Anisul Haque, published in the 2nd November 2007 issue of the Bangladesjhi Daily "Pratham Alo"