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ISSUE 13: CONTRIBUTORS
Priya Sarukkai Chabria, Theodore Singer, Vanessa Fogg, H. Pueyo, Donna J. W. Munro, Hannah Frankel, Yilin Wang, Lynne Sargent, Mack W. Mani, Adele Gardner, Mary Soon Lee, Mari Ness, Ishita Singh, Gautam Bhatia, Chaitanya Murali, D. P. Singh, Tarun K. Saint, Rajat Chaudhuri and Jvalant Nalin Sampat
ART by John Glover
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Ishita Singh “All true knowing is mutual…”: Notes on Vandana Singh’s Ambiguity Machines and Other Stories
Gautam Bhatia A Delicate Magic: Iona Datt Sharma’s Not For Use in Navigation
Chaitanya Murali Avatar: An English-Italian Anthology of Contemporary Science Fiction from India
D. P. Singh Science Fiction Writings in Punjabi: The Contemporary Scenario
Poets Respond: The Nation Wants to Know by Zainab Ummer Farook
As part of Poets Respond series, we’re inviting poetry about recent events. You can find our submission guidelines here. The Nation Wants to Know by Zainab Ummer Farook The nation wants to know why you write poetry when you should be studying This pesky nation...
Usman T. Malik: “Fantastika can freshen up contemporary South Asian literature”
Usman T. Malik in conversation with Salik Shah: What was the inspiration behind "Resurrection Points"? When I was at the Clarion West Writers Workshop, I told my classmates about a cadaver dissection I participated in for Anatomy class. We’re having lunch and I say to...
Kelly Robson: “‘Jessica Churchill’ was an attempt to understand national tragedies”
Kelly Robson in conversation with Salik Shah: Usman T. Malik said that you seem to have arrived “fully formed” with stories in Asimov’s, Clarkesworld and Tor in 2015. What and how long did it take to make such a triumphant entry? It took ten years. I’d been writing...