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Easterine K.
Iralu, born and raised in Nagaland, is the author of several books of
poetry, fiction, and non-fiction. She has a PhD in English, and taught in
Nagaland University before leaving for Norway, where she now lives and works.
Her latest book titled A Terrible Matriarchy was published by Zubaan
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Venusa Tinyi has submitted his PhD thesis and is waiting to defend it for the award of the doctorate degree in Philosophy. He is currently doing a master’s in Christian Studies at Biblical Graduate School of Theology, Singapore. He was born and raised in Nagaland.
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