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Srinjay Chakravarti is a writer, editor and translator based in Salt Lake City, Calcutta, India. A former journalist with The Financial Times Group, his creative writing, including poetry, short fiction and translations, has appeared in more than 150 publications in over 40 countries. These include journals and reviews of 30-odd colleges and universities. Among these are Journal of Global Postcolonial Studies, Berkeley Poetry Review, Poetry Salzburg Review, Kyoto Journal, Tokyo Poetry Journal, Two Thirds North, Near East Review, The Journal, Journal of Caribbean Literatures, Other Poetry, Acumen, Euphony, Tiferet: A Journal of Spiritual Literature, Contemporary Surrealist and Magic Realist Poetry: An International Anthology, Orbis, Silk Road, The Interpreter’s House, Delos: A Journal of Translation and World Literature, Metamorphoses, The Journal of the Poetry Society (India), Kavya Bharati, Chandrabhāgā, Voices Israel, Dimsum, The Best Asian Short Stories, Literature & Aesthetics, and TEXT Journal of Writing and Writing Courses. His poetry has received the Salt Literary Award (1995) and a $7500 Dorothy Prize (2007).