In conversation
Tishani Doshi in conversation with Vayu Naidu
Vayu Naidu talks to Tishani Doshi about the round the world adventures her poetry has taken her on.
12th August, 2026
Tishani Doshi
'Girls are coming out of the woods, / wrapped in cloaks and hoods, / carrying iron bars and candles / and a multitude of scars'
Vayu Naidu
Vayu Naidu’s storytelling spans diaspora, urban, epic, folk and tribal stories inspired by multiple literary and performance traditions.
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