About
A dropout of various institutes, Nachi Keta is a Kidney Transplant Recipient. His name is a combination of two terms Nachi, which means “death”, and Keta, which means “a creative force”. He lives with his parents, plays online Ludo, reads Existentialists, and tries to write.
Poetry
- “Helen” | Howling Press | August 2020
- “Categories” | Howling Press | August 2020
- “Call me Daddy” | Howling Press | August 2020
- “A Medieval Verse on Love” | Goodmenproject | July 2020
- “A night of urinary tract infection” | Pandemic Diaries | May 2020
- “Creation of a Love Poem : Ars Poetica” | Goodmenproject | April 2020
Longer Works
- Postcards from Kandbari | Poetry Collection | Half Baked Beans | Jun 2020
- Under the canopy of stars | Novel | Story Mirror Pvt. Ltd | July 2020 (link)
- HER – Eleventy One Terribly Tiny Verses For Those Despairing In Love | Poetry Collection | Self Published | Aug 2020
Short Stories
- “The day is not far” | The Sock Drawer | Oct 2020
- “Hiraeth-sunrise” | Rasa Literary Review | Oct 2020
- “Hiraeth-parks” |Rasa Literary Review | Oct 2020
- “A History of Climate Change” | Words and Whispers | Nov 2020
- “Chicken Soup” | CafeLit.uk | September 2020 (link)
- “A gift from Ivan” | The Bombay Review | August 2020 (link)
- “Shusant Reads Camus” | Juggernaut.in | May 2020 (link)
- “The day I proposed to her” | StoryMirror | April 2020 (link)
