Lost In The Mx
Mohini X. KatyayaniLost In The Mx is an intimate, irreverent look into the chrysalis curated for public consumption by Mohini X. Katyayani, featuring monthly musings, cultural commentary, and Easter eggs for upcoming projects.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 16 | Subscribers | Read | mxkatyayani.substack.com |
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Apsara's Interlude #1: A Break Between Acts
## A Message From A Muse
Lost In The Mx #15: The Herculean Task Of Teaching People How To Love Me
To Marissa, for inspiring this piece both in name and in theme. It’s a pleasure and a privilege to call you my big sister. Thank you for loving me and allowing me to love you in turn.
Lost In The Mx #14: A Suicidal Girl’s Side Quest For Immortality
Content Warning: This piece includes discussions of self-harm through the use of razors, cigarettes, drug use, as well as child abuse, childhood and adolescent suicidal ideation, strangulation, and self-destructive behaviour through sex, st...
Lost In The Mx #13: This One Is For The Touch (Repulsed) Starved
Content Warning: This piece includes mild to moderate graphic language discussing surgery, wound care, post-operative recovery, touch aversion, and opioid use.
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Nature Spirit in training writing about liberation, love, self, and spite from inside her chrysalis. Written for: Internet Decolonized edited by Henna Zamurd-Butt and Marianne Franklin (Oxford University Press, 2026).
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