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Specchio Magico by artist Víctor Rodríguez
First published in Usawa’s Dissent Dispatch in collaboration with SheThePeople, this powerful piece highlights how these AI tools automate patriarchy while urging a critical approach to digital au...
Cover art by Jayati Bose
Dear readers,
Refuse is here.
The fifteenth issue of Usawa Literary Review arrives at a moment when language, resistance, and imagination feel inseparable. Bringing together poetry, fiction, essays, translations...
Munshi Premchand
Dear readers,
In the mid-1930s, Munshi Premchand steered the Progressive Writers’ Movement to weaponise storytelling against feudalism and colonialism. This was a watershed literary movement in India that revolutionized l...
Banojyotsna Lahiri and Umar Khalid
Dear Readers,
We bring you a powerful conversation between Banojyotsna Lahiri and Kabir Deb, exploring how systematic state propaganda and carceral violence threaten democratic values and individual agen...
A little girl looking amazed at the book shelf by Rajiv Eipe
Dear Readers,
We are delighted to present the Children’s Special Issue of Matchbox by Usawa, “Then What Happened?”, curated by guest editor Anagha Gopal. This issue invites read...
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The writers behind this newsletter.
The Usawa Literary Review is a bi-annual English language literary magazine dedicated to feminist literature and writings by and about underrepresented communities.
Oxford • Yale • Bombay | Political-Economics, Poetics & (occasional) Polemics
The Omnivore Scientist
Writer-type ~ Amateur Naturalist ~ Prefer coffee, chocolate & humour to be dark ~ Madras, Bombay, Melbourne, Bangalore
I read a lot. I write about books, AI, and at the intersection of both.
Farah Ahamed is the editor of Period Matters: Menstruation in South Asia, Pan Macmillan. Her short fiction has been published in White Review, Markaz Review, Ploughshares, Massachusetts Review, LA Review of Books and other journals.
reviewer, reader, writer (sometimes)
Poet-translator -speculative fiction writer - editor and poetry curator. 14 books across the 4 verticals. www.priyasarukkaichabria.com
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