Our Contributors - Writer

Mythili & Brinda

Mythili and Brinda work and think together. They are Bangalore-based educators with wide-ranging interests including cooking, philosophy and trekking.

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N G Satish

Dr. Satish is a librarian and researcher on scientometrics. He aspires to be a better painter.

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N S Vishwanath

After a career in technology development and marketing at GE, MIT, and Bell Labs, Dr. Vishwanath is now a freelance writer ‘dedicated to the fine art of vagabonding’. He lives in the US and in India.

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Naheed Muqeetulla

Naheed is founder and CEO of E-Commerce website, Mastibids.com. Naheed's short story “Morality, Mortality and Masculine Frailty” was a finalist in the Paulo Coelho Fable Contest 2011 and another story “Of Heroes and Hopes” is to be published in The New Asian Writing Anthology. Naheed's interests include reading, writing, travel, music, playing the guitar and theatre (appeared in various plays, including “Gandhi: The Mystic Lotus” scripted by Ms. Bilkiz Alladin).

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Nancy Anne Miller

Nancy Anne Miller is a Bermudian poet, and has a MLitt from the Univ. of Glasgow. “Somersault”, a poetry collection about Bermuda is forthcoming from Guernica Editions(CA).Her poems have appeared in Edinburgh Review (UK), The International Literary Quarterly (UK), Stand (UK), Mslexia (UK), The Fiddlehead (CA), The Dalhousie Review (CA), The Caribbean Writer (VI), Journal of Caribbean Literatures (USA), Postcolonial Text (CA)), and tongues of the ocean (BS) among others with poems forthcoming in Agenda (UK) and The Moth (IE). She is a MacDowell Colony Fellow and teaches poetry workshops in Bermuda.

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Nandini Nair

Nandini is a Delhi-based journalist at present but has always been a storyteller.

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Nandita Bose

Nandita focuses on relationships and romance in the poems, short stories and novels she writes. Her first novel Tread Softly has just been released. A second, Shadow and Soul is soon to be out.

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Nidhin Shobhana

Nidhin says, "Writing provides me with the time and patience to articulate my feelings in a much better way . It diverts my restlessness. The choice to write in English is hardly a choice. I do not know any other language proficiently.I would have loved to write in Malayalam, but my migrant existence always denied me the opportunity to grasp my mother tongue well.

I write about my shared experiences. they are like precious commons. My mother acts as a channel to narrate these shared commons. Writing helps me grow beyond my identities, transcend them. And later even ground my own realities.

I have keen interests in urban studies, oral histories, women's studies, informal economy and dalit studies. All my interests are closely linked to my familial experiences."

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Niels Hav

Niels Hav is a full time poet and short story writer living in Copenhagen with awards from The Danish Arts Council. In English he has We Are Here, published by Book Thug, and poetry and fiction in numerous magazines including The Literary Review, Ecotone, Exile, The Los Angeles Review and PRISM International. In his native Danish the author of six collections of poetry and three books of short fiction. His work has been translated into several languages such as Arabic, Turkish, Spanish and Chinese. He has travelled widely in Europe, Asia, North- and South America.

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