Ratnani Alok a rising star in the literary world. He has garnered acclaim for his debut novel, "The Unlikely Story: Let Fate Dance." 

An optimistic research enthusiast and author who loves to unearth the hidden wonders of human connection, one story at a time.

An IT consultant with a passion for the written word, he has recently published a novel, The Flamingo Girl, which is an uplifting and suspenseful family story set against the backdrop of the pandemic.

Monishka Wahane, a literature aficionado and aspiring writer, draws inspiration from both classic and contemporary works. Her enthusiasm for art infuses her writing with vivid imagery and depth, promising a fresh perspective in her storytelling endeavors.

Dr. Oishimaya Sen Nag is a conservation storyteller, editor, and science communicator. After completing her Ph.D. in Biochemistry, she understood her true calling and shifted to a field of full-time writing and editing conservation articles. Now, she travels across the length and breadth of India to cover wildlife conservation stories. Nature and local communities who live with wildlife inspire her writing.

A part-time writer and full-time daydreamer, Niyati Shinde spins stories in between sips of coffee. She writes with the hope that her stories bring a little wonder and warmth to your day.

Ria Chowdhury is the author of “Deciphering Prufrock, A Collection of Poems and Personal Essays” is based in Kolkata, West Bengal. She comes from the small town of Jalpaiguri in the North of West Bengal. 

After completing her Post Graduation in English Literature from Banaras Hindu University, she works as a Senior Content Specialist at a start-up based in Kolkata. 

Ria also writes fiction and has been published in national and international magazines like Beetle Magazine, Muse India, and Ariel Chart. She has been featured in Times Bharat, Interview Times and Hindustan Chronicles. Her stories have also been published in three anthologies by Quill House Publications. She also uses her social media channels, Instagram and YouTube to promote the culture of reading. 

Ria is also an independent researcher and her works have been indexed in Academia, IJHSC and IJEB where she has worked on language and philosophy. 

A lifelong devotee of stories, Saumya Kulkarni holds a Master of Arts with Honours in English Literature. 

When she is not imparting her fervor for the written word as a full-time teacher, you'll find her immersed in a captivating novel or absorbed in a good film.

 Saumya's belief in the transformative power of both learning and teaching is a testament to her dedication, and she is always eager to kindle the same love and power for literature in others.

Sreya Mukherjee is a Research Fellow at the Department of Indian and World

Literatures in The English and Foreign Languages University, Hyderabad. 

She is working on the representation of motherhoods in the Indian epics for her doctoral research. 

She has published widely in several national and international journals. She also has a novel to her credit titled “A Ghoulish Chronicle of a Seraphic Life.