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Hannah Lalhlanpuii

Mizoram

Hannah Lalhlanpuii is a Phd Scholar from Mizoram. As a PhD research scholar, she felt compelled to offer an unbiased perspective on the historical events, narrating through the eyes of a child to steer clear of political biases. Her powerful storytelling delves into the cultural impact of the insurgency on Mizoram and aims to bring historical awareness to current and future generations.

2 books 1 follower

Harsita Hiya

Assam

Harsita Hiya is a writer, translator, and short fiction lover from the town of Nagaon, Assam. She holds degrees from Jawaharlal Nehru University, Delhi, and Ramjas College, University of Delhi. She was one of the three winning authors in the Storyteller Contest organized by Tweak India. Read LessGrandmother’s Tales, her English translation of Lakshminath Bezbaruah’s Burhi Aair Xadhu, was published by Akhar Prakash in 2020. Her work has previously been featured in Muse India and the Little Journal of North East India.

1 book 1 follower

Heigomzoing Zeliang

Manipur

Heigomzoing Zeliang is a freelance writer and author's editor. He also teaches Philosophy and Oriental Religions. So in a more professional term, a professor. He usually clings to writing academic materials. This is his debut fashioning on fiction. In case, if you're interested in connecting with him. He goes by the username 'Heigomzoing Zeliang' on all the social media platforms.

1 book

Hikano H Awomi

Nagaland

The author can be reached on his facebook account – Hikano Hkkill Awomi and on his Instagram account – @hikanohawomi.

1 book

Hmingthanzuali

Mizoram

HMINGTHANZUALI teaches at the Department of History & Ethnography, Mizoram University where she has spent over a decade. She has a PhD from Hyderabad Central University. She has published a number of research papers on gender and women’s history in northeast India and has presented her work at academic conferences in India and abroad. She is a recipient of the Zubaan-Sasakawa Peace Foundation Grant for Young Researchers from the Northeast (2019-2020).

1 book

Hoihnu Hauzel

Manipur

Hoihnu Hauzel is a journalist and author from Manipur with over two decades of experience in long-form and feature writing. She has contributed to leading national and international publications including The Asian Age, The Indian Express, Hindustan Times, The Times of India, and The Telegraph. Hauzel holds a master’s degree in political science and international relations from the University of Delhi. She is the author of The Essential Northeast Cookbook and the founder of Northeast Odyssey and The NE Stories, platforms that amplify voices and promote the cultural heritage of Northeast India. A Reuters International News Writing Fellow, she has also worked on cultural initiatives in the region and launched a digital journal documenting pandemic-era resilience stories.

3 books 1 follower

Huthuka Sumi

Nagaland

Hathuka Sumi is a writer and photographer based in Dimapur, Nagaland, whose work bridges the ordinary and the mythical. Writing primarily in the realms of magical realism and young adult fiction, he explores themes of identity, indigenous voices, and the quiet intersections between everyday life and folklore. His storytelling is deeply rooted in the cultural textures of Northeast India, bringing forward narratives that are both intimate and expansive. His debut children’s book Giants received the Atta Galatta BLF Book Award 2025 for Children’s Fiction, marking him as a compelling new voice in contemporary Indian literature. Through both lens and language, Sumi captures stories that are at once grounded and imaginative—offering readers a glimpse into worlds where memory, myth, and reality coexist.

1 book 3 followers