Reviewer
Abhinav is a PhD candidate at the Department of Philosophy, University of Delhi, where he is working on the metaphilosophical question: what it means to do philosophy. Language lies at the heart of this inquiry, as he considers the weight words bear and their inevitable limits. Outside academics, he turns to language in other ways: writing fiction and translating from Hindi to English.
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Akrati is a student of Germanistik at Jawaharlal Nehru University. Hailing from a small town, she constantly finds herself tracing and rationalising the subterranean forces beneath reason that drive language and mediate consciousness. Poetry is where she finds her solitude construed inadvertently.
Editor
Amarkant is a research scholar in Philosophy at IIT Bombay. He follows Ambedkarism. He holds a degree in Physics and has taught Theatre at high school. He loves Hindustani classical music and cats. He is in awe of Dostoevsky and is currently struggling with Heidegger.
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Ambrish, based in Delhi-Dehradun, reads more than he writes, thinks more than he talks, and unfortunately ponders more than he actually works. Some of his interests include cinema, literature, music, news, and occasionally watching boxing or random people fighting on X.
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Ananya is a student at the Centre for English Studies, Jawaharlal Nehru University. She enjoys poetry, science fiction, and weird fiction. You can find her on a bus, headed to the closest mohabbat-ka-sharbat stand.
Editor
Jagjit is a photographer and editor who finds inspiration in both the seen and the unseen. A curious reader and a thinker, he is drawn to ideas that blur the line between reality and imagination.
Editorial assistant
Lakshmi holds a Master’s in Education and works as an art educator and curriculum designer. With her heart in Chennai and home in Mumbai, she supports this magazine with the invisible scaffolding that projects each quarterly issue.
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Shrutidhora writes literary fiction. Her writings have been nominated for Best Micro fictions 2023 and the Pushcart Prize 2024 and are a part of several anthologies. A collection of short stories titled A Moon-Measure of All Things (Alien Buddha Press, 2025) is her latest publication.