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When Landscape Becomes Woman - Arundhati Subramaniam
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Sarojini Naidu
B. 1879 D. 1949
Sarojini Naidu, famously known as ‘the Nightingale of India,’ was a remarkable female political activist and freedom fighter in pre-colonial India. Her poetic works are celebrated for their lyrical romanticism, capturing the beauty and diversity of Indian culture with sweetness…
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Arundhati Subramaniam
B. 1973
Arundhati Subramaniam is a celebrated contemporary female poet. Born in Mumbai, 1973, she recalls, from a young age, wanting to ‘be around words – listen to them, utter them, play with them, and string them into patterns’.1. After gaining her…
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All the goddesses I am not - Sampurna Chattarji
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Sampurna Chattarji
B. 1970
Sampurna Chattarji is a poet, writer, editor, translator, and teacher whose work propels through the boundaries of language and identity. With over 20 published works to her name, Chattarji has emerged as a prominent voice in contemporary Indian literature. Through…
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Mona Arshi
B. 1970
Mona Arshi worked as a Human rights lawyer at Liberty before she started writing poetry. She worked on a number of high-profile legal cases including the Stephen Lawrence case, representing Janet Alder and Diane Pretty, she also represented women fleeing…
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by Gilberte Farah
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St. Paul’s Festival - Muneera Pilgrim
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The Battle of Maryville - Joelle Taylor
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Why can’t a K be beautiful and magick? - Victoria Adukwei Bulley
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Victoria Adukwei Bulley
B. 1991
Victoria Adukwei Bulley is a British-born Ghanaian poet, writer, and filmmaker who was shortlisted for the Brunel University African Poetry Prize in 2016 and received an Eric Gregory Award for her pamphlet Girl B, published as part of the New Generation African Poets series in 2017.