Amrita Chowdhury


Writing

Receptionist
Bridge Eight Press

The Butcher of Walthamstow
Hippocampus Magazine

The Mountains Move Too
Barely South Review

You Are What You Put In Your Omelette
Glutton Magazine

We Do Nice Things with Roast Chicken Here
Bangalore Mirror (Archives)


Features

Art Issue #45
Mud Season Review

Giving In To Abstraction
Mud Season Review


Editorship

Issue 01: New Beginnings
Oratoria Magazine

Issue 01: What Would You Sell for Thirty Bucks?
fake Art Magazine (now discontinued)

Issue 02: Your First and Your Last
fake Art Magazine (now discontinued)


Articles

Quick Guide to Building Your Brand Identity as an Author
The Writing Cooperative

10 Things to Blog About When You’re a Brand-New Author
The Writing Cooperative

I Am Not a CEO
TechinAsia

How to Walk Your Legs Off in Pondicherry
Tripoto

India in 20 Days
Altertrips

Book


Wretched Little Friendships is a collection of short stories that focus on unlikely friendships between ordinary people that lead to extraordinary companionship and life changing events. The collection will feature pieces that have been published previously in leading literary journals and a number of new pieces. The publication is forthcoming and will be Amrita's debut book.

About


Amrita writes stories that explore complexities of modern relationships and cultural identity in contemporary settings, about people who are not always noticed.
She works in London, UK and when she's not surrounded by buildings and spreadsheets, she works on her first novel.
She also paints, and waxes lyrical about food and travel.
She was a contributor to The Statesman and The Nottingham Post, and worked part-time as a book designer while in University. Her work has since appeared in Hippocampus Magazine, Bridge Eight, Barely South Review, Mud Season Review, The Bangalore Mirror, TechinAsia, and The Writing Cooperative.