Amrita Chowdhury

What a Year of Writing Taught Me
Or how I learned to embrace the insanity, accidentally write a novel, and develop an unhealthy relationship with Google Drive.

Chicken Soup, People, and Books for the Weekend
Also proof that I am a sucker for listicles.

A Brief History of Rejections
And how some of my short stories got published.

/ 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.

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