NACHI KETA

A dropout of the most prestigious colleges of India, Nachi Keta is a Kidney Transplant Recipient. He considers himself too old for this world, which is too full of healthy bodies- which are too stuffed with words- which are too despairing for this world- which is too young for him. He loves his privacy too much and pretends to be a SAGE (@KetaNachi).

His name is a combination of two terms: Nachi, which means ‘death’, and Keta, which means ‘a creative force’. And his works focus on mental health, oppression and the absurd in social and personal.

FULL LENGTH WORKS

• Postcards from Kandbari | Poetry Collection | Half Baked Beans | Jun 2020 (Kindle), Nov 2020 (Paperback) link]
• Under the canopy of stars | Novel | Story Mirror Pvt. Ltd | Apr 2020 (Kindle), July 2020 (Paperback) (link)
• HER – Eleventy One Terribly Tiny Verses For Those Despairing In Love | Poetry Collection | Self Published | Aug 2020 (Kindle and Large print) [link]

SHORTER WORKS

(ordered according to the date of acceptance, newest first. ” ” are poems. rest, prose)

SERIAL NO.	WHERE IT FOUND HOME	TITLE OF THE WORK
34	RESURRECTION mag	Habromania
33	Dust Poetry Magazine	“selene”
32	433 Magazine	Limpid
31	Nymphs	Piercing into the telescope of a dream
30	Mixed Mag	Blue is not the warmest color
29	Uncomfortable Revolution®	Pipes
28	Kitaab International	The legacy
27	Dream Journal	Fatigue is bliss
26	LiveWire	Sitting by my personal Congo
25	Youth ki Aawaz	Can Literary Fiction Save The Tik-Tok Culture From “Dumbing Down”?
24	writenow Literary Journal	Cyanide
23	The Remnant Archive	Sisyphus laughs in my ears
22	Kreaxxxion Review	Doesn’t matter: A day for the chronically ill in Pandemic
21	Emerge Literary Journal	Birds over my washroom
20	LiveWire	Those Five Minutes
19	Glitchwords	“Ambition“
18	Serotonin	When I was punished for trying to commit suicide
17	Dwelling Literary	Home is where the heart is
16	Fahmidan Journal	The Postcard speaks
15	Ayaskala Literary Magazine	Farmers don’t like garage sales
14	Stone of Madness Press	Otis is fat
13	The Daily Drunk	Forty-two says don’t panic
12	Literary Impulse	Parks and love
11	perhappened mag	An aspen leaf
10	The Sock Drawer	The day is not far
9	Rasa Literary Review	Hiraeth-sunrise
8	Words and Whispers	A History of Climate Change
7	CafeLit.uk	Chicken Soup
6	Howling Press	“Call me Daddy” , “Categories”, “Helen”
5	The Bombay Review	A gift from Ivan
4	Juggernaut.in	Shusant Reads Camus
3	StoryMirror	The day I proposed to her, A Fable on love Let them enjoy the rain
2	The Good men project	“A Medieval Verse on Love” , “Creation of a love poem”
1	Pandemic Diaries [Mid Century Modern Mag]	“A night of urinary tract infection”