Aashisha Chakraborty
Aashisha Chakraborty is a computer science engineer and is currently working in an IT firm. She is a freelance writer, poet, and a blogger. She writes for many online publications like Your Story Club (http://yourstoryclub.com) and is a part of writers’ clubs like Writers.'
Carnival, Writer’s Bureau, Writer’s Village, All Poetry, etc. Her articles have been published in reputed newspapers like The Hindu and The Times of India. She has been the editor of Fiction, the annual magazine of the Computer Society of India, Jamia Millia Islamia as well as that of Sharodotsav, the annual magazine of Sarita Vihar Sarbojanin Durga Puja Samiti, New Delhi. Her blog http://mindsbin.blogspot.in/ deals with a motley collection of subjects. Her
latest projects include anthologies titled The Book of Dreams by Numerique Publications and Cupid Calls by Immortal Doon Publications that are due to be published this year. She hopes to reach out to the masses via the written word. A trained Kathak dancer, she has tried her hand at myriad fields throughout her student years ranging from drama, dance, music, art to coding, debating, quizzing and organizing events. She believes that every moment in life is fresh, new and ready to be lived. She is inspired by Ayn Rand, and her all-time favorite books are Fountainhead and Gone With The Wind.
Carnival, Writer’s Bureau, Writer’s Village, All Poetry, etc. Her articles have been published in reputed newspapers like The Hindu and The Times of India. She has been the editor of Fiction, the annual magazine of the Computer Society of India, Jamia Millia Islamia as well as that of Sharodotsav, the annual magazine of Sarita Vihar Sarbojanin Durga Puja Samiti, New Delhi. Her blog http://mindsbin.blogspot.in/ deals with a motley collection of subjects. Her
latest projects include anthologies titled The Book of Dreams by Numerique Publications and Cupid Calls by Immortal Doon Publications that are due to be published this year. She hopes to reach out to the masses via the written word. A trained Kathak dancer, she has tried her hand at myriad fields throughout her student years ranging from drama, dance, music, art to coding, debating, quizzing and organizing events. She believes that every moment in life is fresh, new and ready to be lived. She is inspired by Ayn Rand, and her all-time favorite books are Fountainhead and Gone With The Wind.
Preet Kaur
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Born in the monsoon of August in the small town of Haridwar, Uttarakhand, aged 17, Preet Kaur is a logophile and bibliophile. She likes to paint herself a whole new world with her words.
She loves listening to music and is fond of sketching and painting too.
Starting her literary journey by writing poems, she has now fallen in love with writing short stories as well.
Currently, she's been a part of the anthology "Winged Heart" by EArticulate, as a contributing poet, the book already published and available online.
For leisure, she reads; and pour out emotions via pen. The gift she has is to sway and delight the readers, primarily by perceiving the world and living her moods and aspirations regarding language.
Rajni Sinha
Always wanting to be a writer , her first success came to her when a letter written by her for the column “From You To Us “ in the women’s magazine FEMINA won her the best letter prize –she was then introduced to the world of blogging by her husband and the instant reaction and favourable comments received by her posts were great encouragement for her to keep on writing . She has contributed to Anthologies by publishers such as Numerique publications, Sanmati Publishers ( both Hindi and English ) Cypher Literary Agency and her works have been approved by a few more publishers like authorspride , proper steps, etc.
She writes fiction, nonfiction and poetry in both Hindi and English and her works mainly deal with human nature and its intricacies.
Having worked as a Welfare Officer and a Teacher, her interests range from sports to music and theater, but her passion is WRITING so she has kept all her other interests aside and spends her time keeping house and writing.
Shagun Keshar,
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A 19-year-old girl hailing from the beautiful state of Jammu, Jammu, and Kashmir. She is in the medical field and aspires to become one of the finest doctors. She feels that penning down her thoughts broadens her visions and makes her grow more. She aims to sponsor children in future for education. She has been a part of 31 sins, turning point of life, blank space a land soon to released some more projects too.
Tripti Sharan
Besides being a practicing gynecologist in a leading superficiality hospital in Delhi. Loves to read and write. According to her, she is in love with words. She loves to listen to them, rhyme with them, live with them. I Writing remains her passion and savior. It is also her way of expressing her amazement at the wonderful world that God has created. She loves to write about nature, love, desire, gender issues and anything else that touches her heart. Many of her stories and poems are influenced by the pain and suffering she sees as a doctor. She recently released a book on poems “ Dewdrops.A journey begins ” Her poems were also published by The Poetry Society of India as part of the book ‘ Spectrum ‘ She has contributed to many anthologies too. She would love to hear from you at triptisharan2003@yahoo.co.in or connect with her on her page https://www.facebook.com/writer.tripti
Shweta Dave
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Fiction and poetry writer Shweta Dave is a Mumbai native who lives in the beautiful city of Basel in the lap of snow clad Swiss Alps. She pens her feelings at www.sunshineandzephyr.com. Her twisted stories start with the mundane, opening the thoughts her characters and keep the readers on edge to a nail-biting finish. She tries different forms of poetry from haiku to Diamante that touches the soul of her readers. She fuels her creativity with a cup of ginger tea and biscuits.
She is a management consultant by profession and when not writing you can find her either traveling to a new country or in the kitchen trying various recipes humming to ghazals.
