Ayush is a writer of low-key romances and slice-of-life fiction. A theorist at heart, he can often be spotted at conventional nooks of isolation around the city—atop library shelves and behind coffee spoons. He is opinionated about trivial matters and plans to realize fiction as a tool of import within classrooms.
His works are not too many and far between. He has been published in The Threepenny Review, Tasavvur, A Thin Slice of Anxiety and other places.
For our 3rd Issue, we have a poem to present to you.
John writes Your Man on Xenon V, and I am drawn to it not just because it tells us a tale of distance and loss, but because it reflects the human relationship with space. We make meaning and thus we make space—there is just that to beauty, little else.
