Our Contributors
Amrita Kaur
Amrita Kaur is a thoughtful and inquisitive student of English and holds a deep sense of appreciation for literature, music, and literary theory. Her academic interests lie in womanism and the philosophical provocations of thinkers like Derrida, Nietzsche, and Heidegger. She sees literature not just as a subject of study, but as a tool to reimagine the world, to think beyond any ambits, and to voice what often goes unheard.
Shirley Goodwin
Shirley Goodwin is currently pursuing a Master of Arts in English at Jamia Millia Islamia University. As a student of literature, she holds a keen interest in the fields of poetry, intersectional feminist studies, and literary theory. She has been consistently involved in research work and, as a result, has been an enthusiastic participant in poetry and paper presentation competitions across the academic circuit. Shirley is also deeply interested inworking with the publishing industry, where she hopes to combine her love for literature with editorial and research skills.
Vyakhya Paliwal
Vyakhya Paliwal is a sincere English (Hons.) student with a deep appreciation for literature, arts, and creativity. Her academic interests include American Literature and Literary Theory. She also fancies thriller as a genre.
Japjeet Kaur Riar
Japjeet Kaur Riar is a third-year English (Hons.) student with academic interests in narrative theory, existential and absurdist literature, and detective fiction. She writes short stories that explore themes of human nature and has contributed to her academic community as President of her department’s literary society and editor of the college magazine.
Rabneet Kaur
Rabneet Kaur is pursuing literature studies at Delhi University. Her academic interests centre on the interplay of emotion and consciousness in romantic and psychological fiction, with a focus on how literature portrays love, identity, and the complexities of the human mind.
Ilhan Israr
Ilhan Israr is currently pursuing a Masters degree in English Literature at University of Delhi, with a focus on queer and postcolonial fiction, cinema, and critical theories. His academic interests lie in examining the intersections of identity, culture, and narrative. He is dedicated to analyse how literature and films engage with the socio-political constructs of self and identity.
Yogit Kumar
Yogit Kumar is currently pursuing a Bachelor of Arts (Honours) in English at SGTB Khalsa College, University of Delhi. He holds a keen interest in art, poetry and exploring the ideas of existentialism. He also experiments with creativity through design and visual storytelling.
Navin Singh Adhikari
Navin Singh Adhikari is a third-year English Honors student. He is always up for deep conversations, museum-hopping, and theatre nights. His academic focus spans gender and sexuality studies, subaltern, and theatre studies.
Swakshi Dhembla
Swakshi Dhembla is a second-year English major with a keen interest in feminist and postcolonial theories, philosophy, and sociopolitical discourse. As a classically trained Odissi dancer, she explores the intersection of literature and performance, examining how storytelling translates across mediums.
Sargun Kaur
Sargun Kaur is a postgraduate student of literature with research interests in feminism andits intersections with semiotics, postcolonial theory, and the politics of language. Her work
often explores the intersections of affect, resistance, and form in contemporary writing.
Srishty Agrawal
Srishty Agrawal is a NIFT Graduate in Fashion Communication. She has her foot down in many disciplines, including graphic design. Lately she has been focusing on more research-based projects and a direct PhD proposal.