Who We Are

'Folds and Spirals' by ADG

Thank you for reading us! 

• Aishwarya Shrihari is living in those fleeting moments between reality and dreams.
• Akhila Ramnarayan is a hobo at heart.
• Amartya Kumar Sinha is a writer who writes because his other side wills him to do so.
• Amrita Rudra will be getting all shitty haiku out.
• Anannya Dasgupta is at sea. 
• Antara Parekh: Roses are red, I'm going to bed.
• Anushka Baruah still has faith that the words exist somewhere, and that they will be found. 
• Anushka Gupta: Looking for Freedom, landing into Chaos
• Arpan Krishna Deb loves Mathematics, Physics and Art. Thinks that mathematical equations, poems and music are the closest we can ever be to God, if at all there was any.
• Arya writes so that words stop ratting in her head.
• Ava Arjun was born and raised in Kochi. Loves any and every soup and finds writing to be the perfect outlet for the cacophony in a slightly addled mind.
• Avani  is resting and learning and trying to be more sincere. 
• Avishi Dalmia: Coffee, petals and all things pretty
• Bani Jindal is a second year student at SIAS Krea University.
• Bhavya Kandhari is a second year Economics Major at Krea University whose interests include art, movies, photography and music.
• Bhaswati Ghosh writes and translates fiction, non-fiction and poetry. 'Victory Colony, 1950' is her first book of fiction. 
• Chahna Ahuja is a surrealist, spilling ink, dwindling between enigmas and epiphanies.
• Charumathi lives in Bangalore but writes from many places.
• COM.Ü.L is a non-binary pillow-tearer, aspiring researcher in Deleuzian Hypermaoism, and is a lover of internet piracy.
• Deepti Sachdev is a doctoral slave looking for lovelinesses in life. 
• Disha: The manifold limns of wonder
• Eeshna Gupta likes words
• Faizah Aziz Aditya is an aspiring writer, educator and academic, often going by 'Faizah, The Little One' as her online writing persona.
• Geeta Patel: off-kilter writer, translator, teacher.
• Gitanjali Kolanad writes, thinks about dance and practices kalari payat in Toronto, London and Calicut. 
• Giti Chandra trusts Anannya Dasgupta to sentence her to a bio. (ADG appends mild protest)
• Harry (Harvinder Kaur) a cocktail of moonlight, madness, tea and more.
• Indhu is a bird watcher who meandered right into a flock of poets.
• Jayasree Srivastava is often unravelling at an alarming pace, but so far has managed not to come undone.
• Kandala Singh is a writer, qualitative researcher and mountain lover from New Delhi.
• Kartikay is a 27-year-old bilingual Indian poet and translator living in Mumbai; writes in English and Hindustani and has managed to find some of his poems published. 
• Kathan Pandya is an over-thinker who laughs.
• Kirtana Parthasarathy is a 1st year student at Krea who loves reading fiction, romance and fantasy and has recently developed an interest in writing.
• Krishnapriya is an Economics and EVS sophomore at Krea University. She enjoys philosophy, arguments and dogs (actually, anything that has 8> legs) and is currently mother to 18 plants, 80 books and one fussy dog.
• Manvi Teki finds that words cannot be contained inside, so she spills them on paper.
• Nirva is unbothered, unlearning, unearthing.
• Nivedita Venkatesh is a lover of music, cats and good books, who can be found either in the library or asleep in bed!
• Nivi thinking about cake, love and curating the perfect spotify playlist at all times.
• Poorvika is dwelling in Parnassus
• Praneetha: Mundane thoughts; Royal Blue ink blots
• Pranesh S is an innocent poet who tries to do duet between the lines.
• Prisha Khanna is powerfully loud for an introvert with an eternal appetency for the unknown.
• Priyanka lives on coffee and chocolates and believes in dreamcatchers :)
• Purvi Wadhwa is clueless when it comes to describing herself, because it puts her into boxes. However, sometimes she stumbles upon words, which help her crawl out of those boxes and reflect.
• Rashmi Sharma is a storyteller, singer, and a chronic day-dreamer and an abecedarian in the world of poetry
• Rohit Gusain (Pathik) is an ambivert social being with procrastinating thoughts who occasionally likes to pen down emotions into poetry. 
• Sameer Bajaj spends most of his time looking up words that rhyme while writing poetry.
• Sameer Thomas is part of the Centre for Writing and Pedagogy at Krea University and writes more poetry than he reads (in short, less than he would like to admit).
• Sandhya wishes she could make a living off books; reading and possibly writing.
• Sanskruti is constantly over-planning and under-executing
• Shailey is an amateur writer who is consciously trying to slow down to smell the roses (well, raat ki rani).
• Shambhavi is collecting rhymes and reasons. 
• Shresth Bansal thoroughly enjoys poetry, although most of his experience lie in writing and performing Hindi poetry. He wishes to give writing and understanding the intricacies of English poetry a shot.
• Shreeya Misra’s thoughts oscillate between pen and paper. 
• Shreya Hegde is a writer who lost her motivation a year ago and hasn't put pen to paper since
• Shreya Chidambaram is just your average hopeless romantic, writing stories in the hope that they turn into memories. 
• Sneham: if chaos and insanity met and fell in love 
• Sunetra is just hoping to get back into writing again.
• Shruti Iyer will have an undergraduate degree in English when the world decides to get its shit together.
• Sthira is minding house and living in Chicago. 
• Supurna Dasgupta has found Champa substitute in Magnolias.
• Surabhi Trivady is a high functioning fangirl with a love for all things animated.
• Uditi Krishna is embracing embarrassments.
• Vedanti Dubey sees poetry as putting together words swimming across lanes in a sea.
• Vibha Vasanth finds nothing too weird.
• Vidhi hopes you will enjoy these in-depth sneak peeks into her mind.
• Viveka wonders if she dares to eat a peach.
• Zoya Chadha likes picture books and open endings.