Nirupama has published articles, travelogues and fiction in newspapers and magazines. She has won a Commonwealth Short Story prize in 2006 and is author of the best-selling novel Keep The Change.

Nishita is a graphic designer, illustrator and web designer who enjoys writing as well.

Padma’s work has appeared in Eclectica and A Thousand Worlds - An Anthology of Indian Women Writers. She is currently working on an anthology. She is also a painter.

Pali is an HR consultant who writes in her free time.

Pallavi is all of 21 years, a medical student by profession, and a writer by passion. She writes poems and short stories, plays the violin, and works for a non-profit organisation. 

Paroma is an economics student who lives with her dad and aspires to someday write a story she would be proud to see published.

Parvathi is a freelance writer based in Bangalore, and writes regularly for the New Indian Express, the Hindu and Deccan Herald. She writes articles, fiction, and poetry.

Paulami Sengupta has contributed poems/translations to magazines like Muse India, Indian Literature, Kritya and Baundule. She currently works with a publishing house in Delhi.

Payal is an author, freelance writer and Assistant Editor, GEO. She has written four books (Satin: A Stich in Time is the latest), many short stories and numerous articles on technology, books and other subjects.

Having always been an avid reader, Pooja channels her creativity into fiction that speaks to the Indian heart and soul.