(L-R) Rekha Rajvanshi's organisation ILASA recently collated migrant stories from 32 authors like Shipra Tiwani and Preeti Dsilva to publish the anthology 'Home Across the Horizon'. Credit: Supplied by Rekha Rajvanshi, Shipra Tiwani, Preeti Dsilva
A newly published anthology, titled Home Across the Horizon, brings together 32 writers from the Indian diaspora in Sydney. It explores many layers of the migrants' experience. Founded by Rekha Rajvanshi, the Indian Literary and Arts Society of Australia leads this collaborative effort. In this podcast, we hear from Rajvanshi and contributing authors Preeti Dsilva and Shipra Tiwani about their creative journeys, as well as their roles in editing and designing the book.
A newly published anthology, titled Home Across the Horizon, brings together 32 writers from the Indian diaspora in Sydney. It explores many layers of the migrants' experience. Founded by Rekha Rajvanshi, the Indian Literary and Arts Society of Australia leads this collaborative effort. In this podcast, we hear from Rajvanshi and contributing authors Preeti Dsilva and Shipra Tiwani about their creative journeys, as well as their roles in editing and designing the book.
