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Indrajeet More is a Mumbai-based film-maker and illustrator who loves documenting people, languages, food and cultures.

In 2021, he completed his BA in philosophy from Ramnarain Ruia College. After four years of directing food shows, travel series and sketch comedies for a Marathi content platform, he transitioned to independently creating content. His works range from films to comics and writing. From working as a bartender in South Goa to filming the daily life of a seventy-year-old Himachali weaver, learning to tango in Auroville, painting walls in Varanasi, sharing food with fellow passengers on train journeys, pretending to work in cafes and following camel herders in the Thar desert—backpacking fuels Indrajeet’s curiosity and helps him understand people with more empathy. Solo is his debut book.
You can reach him at indrajeetm22@gmail.com. He also shares his journey stories on Instagram @my_blue_backpack and showcases his work on www.indrajeetmore.com.

Subi Taba is a poet and writer from Arunachal Pradesh. She was awarded the 100 Inspiring Authors of India Award 2018 for her poetry anthology Dear Bohemian Man. She won the New Asian Writing Short Story Prize 2020 and was shortlisted for the Twist and Twain Short Story Prize 2021. She was awarded the South Asia Speaks 2021 fellowship and won Penguin Random House’s The Perfect Pitch Season 1. She works as an agriculture development officer in Arunachal Pradesh.

Narmadashankar Dave (1833–188), popularly known as Narmad, was among the foremost Gujarati writers and social activists of his time.

Abhijit Kothari combines sociology, business and management in his research and teaching. He has also translated (with Rita Kothari) the Patan trilogy by K.M. Munshi (Penguin India). He lives in Ahmedabad, where he runs his own business.