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Coming soon: Between Worlds

Bashabi Fraser's reflections on living between worlds.
30th June 2021

    Bashabi Fraser describes herself as a transnational writer whose work focussing on Scotland and India crosses continents. ‘I have always felt that I am living between two worlds, carrying the “elsewhere” with me to the “somewhere” I have arrived at, looking back sometimes with longing, but never with regret,’ says Bashabi Fraser. That notion of living between worlds informs the theme of her guest edition to be published on WritersMosaic on 7 July 2021. Fraser brings together a number of writers to explore issues of multiple worlds and of becoming and belonging in the liminal, in-between space, migrants of the world often find themselves inhabiting.

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