MASTHEAD
Prospectors
The task of the editors is cut out–from discovering ice in distant afternoons to transporting glass churches into a newly found land. To do so they will have two months for paring nails, one month for accepting interventions and one month for discovering signs taken for wonders before letting each new issue enter the world.
For full contact details of the Editorial Board visit Intelligences
Bellwether
EDITOR-IN-CHIEF | Dr. Amit Shankar Saha
Author of four books of poems, Balconies of Time (2017), Fugitive Words (2019), Illicit Poems (2020) and Etesian::Barahmasi (2024); two non-fiction books, A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Essayist (2023) and Transitions: Indian Diaspora and Four Women Writers (2023); and co-editor of a short-story collection Dynami Zois (2018). He is also the Head of the Department of English at Seacom Skills University. More at https://amitshankarsaha.com
Coxswain
CHIEF EXECUTIVE EDITOR | Jagari Mukherjee
Award-winning author of ‘Blue Rose’ (Bhashalipi 2017), Between Pages (Cherry-House Press 2019), ‘The Elegant Nobody’ (Hawakal 2020) and ‘Wine-Kissed Poems’ (with Ampat Koshy) which ranked #2 on Amazon Bestsellers List. A DAAD scholar, Bear River alumna and Best of the Net nominee.
Email: manage.eklreview@gmail.com
Vanguard
EDITORS
Nikita Parik
Nikita Parik is the 2022-2023 Charles Wallace Visiting Fellow at the University of Stirling. Her third book, My City is a Murder of Crows (2022), has been nominated for the Sahitya Akademi Yuva Puraskar, and shortlisted for the Rabindranath Tagore Literary Prize. She has recently presented talks, readings, and workshops at SOAS University of London, University of Kent, and University of Stirling.
Email: nikki.parik@gmail.com
Sufia Khatoon
Recipient of The Kavi Salam Award, Sufia Khatoon is a poet, editor, translator, facilitator, curator, visual artist. Co-Founder of Rhythm Divine Poets community. Author of ‘Death in the Holy Month’ (Shortlisted for Sahitya Akademi Yuva Puraskar 2020).
Email: rhythmdivine.sufia@gmail.com
Driftwoods
READERS
Huzaifa Pandit
Huzaifa Pandit holds a PhD in Comparative Resistance Poetry from the University of Kashmir.
Email: huzu84@gmail.com
Sana Tamreen Mohammed
Sana Tamreen Mohammed is an acclaimed poet published across the world. She was featured in a radio show, co-authored “Kleptomaniac’s Book of Unoriginal Poems” (BRP, Australia) and edited a prose and poetry anthology.
Email: tamreen.sana@yahoo.in
Aakriti Kuntal
Aakriti Kuntal is a poet from Gurugram, India. She was awarded the Reuel International Prize 2017 for poetry and was a finalist for the RL Poetry Award 2018. Her poem Lilith was nominated for the Best of the Net 2018-19.
Email: aakriti.kuntal@gmail.com
Ritamvara Bhattacharya
Ritamvara writes from Darjeeling. She writes for the ‘I am’ in her heart, in her heart, a voice that creates ripples and sensation. Paradoxes in life are what inspire her to write.
Email: ritamvara@gmail.com
Urvashi Mukherjee
Urvashi is a full-time poet and a part-time scholar who loves engaging with words, both written and spoken. A student of literature, she is currently engaged as a freelance content writer.
Email: urvashi.firefly@gmail.com
Nabanita Sengupta
Authored and published – a work of translation, A Bengali Lady in England (2020, Hawakal), an e-book of fiction The Ghumi Days (2021, Juggernaut), Forthcoming and co-edited – an anthology of critical essays Understanding Women’s Experiences of Displacement (Routledge) and a poetry anthology from IPPL Voices and Visions (Virasat)
Email – nabanita.sengupta@gmail.com