A dropout of various universities, like IITR and JNU, Nachi Keta is a Kidney Transplant Recipient and a neurodiverse writer from New Delhi. His name is a combination of two terms: Nachi, which means ‘death’, and Keta, which means ‘a creative force’. He lives with his parents and teaches English to high-school kids. His works focus on mental health, oppression and the absurd in social and personal.
SHORTER WORKS
- “Those Five Minutes” | LiveWire (Upcoming)
- “Ambition” | Glitchwords (Upcoming)
- “When I was punished for trying to commit suicide” | Serotonin (Upcoming)
- “Home is where the heart is” | Dwelling Literary (Upcoming)
- “The Postcard speaks” | Fahmidan Journal (Upcoming)
- “Farmers don’t like garage sales” | Ayaskala (Upcoming)
- “Otis is fat” | Stone of Madness Press (Upcoming)
- “Forty-two says don’t panic” | The Daily Drunk (link)
- “Parks and love” | Literary Impulse (link)
- “An Aspen Leaf” | Perhappened (link)
- “The day is not far” | The Sock Drawer (link)
- “Hiraeth-sunrise” | Rasa Literary Review (link)
- “A History of Climate Change” | Words and Whispers (upcoming)
- “Chicken Soup” | CafeLit.uk (link)
- “Call me Daddy” , “Categories”, “Helen” [link]| Howling Press
- “A gift from Ivan” | The Bombay Review (link)
- “Shusant Reads Camus” | Juggernaut.in (link)
- “The day I proposed to her” | StoryMirror (link)
- “A Medieval Verse on Love” [link], “Creation of a love poem” [link]| The Good men project
- “A night of urinary tract infection” [link] | Pandemic Diaries
(ordered according to the date of acceptance, newest first)
