MEET THE MOBSTERS
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Abha Iyengar TOP 15 FINALIST (left) is an award-winning, internationally published poet, author and a British Council certified creative writing mentor. Her poem-film, Parwaaz won the Special Jury Prize in Greece. She received the Lavanya Sankaran Writing Fellowship (2009-10). Her published works are ‘Yearnings’ (poetry), ‘Flash Bites’ (flash fiction), and ‘Shrayan’ (fantasy). Website: www.abhaiyengar.com.
Neelam Saxena Chandra (right) is an engineer by profession (working in Indian Railways as Director (IT)). Writing poetry and fiction is her passion. More than four hundred of her stories/poems have been published in various leading Indian (such as Woman’s Era, Alive, Sarita, Grihshobha, Grihlaxmi, Naya Gyanodaya, Kathakram, Vanita, Nandan, Champak, Chandamama, Reader’s Forum, Suman Saurabh etc) as well as international journals such as Torrid Literary journal, The Camel Saloon, Inspiration mag, Ruminations journal, Tongue Journal, The Criterion, E-fiction, Enchanting Verses, Frog croon, Saraba, Ewoman etc. Three of her children’s story books have also been published by Room to Read, Naman and Sahni Publications. Her poems/stories have been published in various international anthologies such as ON THE BRINK (By Spectacle Publishing), HEALING WAVES (By Skywarrior Publications), PHO FOR LIFE, SAARC ANTHOLOGY OF POETRY 2011, VAANI, Chicken soup , Anthology by British Council on Rabindranath Tagore, In your own words and In Priase-In memory-In Ink (Brian Wixon anthologies) etc.
RK Biswas (left) is a writer based in India. Her stories and poems have been published all over the world. She has also won a few accolades here and there, including the first prize in The Anam Cara Writers Retreat Short Story contest 2012. Her novel Culling Mynahs and Crows and a book of her short stories The Vanishing Man and Other Imperfect Men will be published in 2013 by Lifi Publications, India.





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June 21, 2013 at 4:49 pm
Hands down, Abha, prose as crisp and fragrant as the dried leaves in her hands, imagery, scent, coming to terms with memory (a favorite theme), so far my number one. And Joan, why are you fucking around and not writing more fiction. Yes, it’s hard and lonely, but so is everything else, so why not? As a group, the most consistent. (Yeah, I know, who asked you?)
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