Cultural Festa

Mr. Saheb SK is a visionary persona who is a Fashion Expert, Author, Editor, Keen Researcher, Short Story Writer and Novelist by passion. He has contributed himself to paint the panoramic picture of the sufferings of “Women Society”. He has sought solace in the lap of nature and in his works the core relationship with nature can easily be seen. Mr. Saheb has composed many poems & short stories which have been published in various eminent journals and magazines like Kind Writers Literary Magazine, WILDsound Festival, Poet’s Choice, Wingless Dreamer, Mercury Retrograde, Blue Crystal Literary Magazine, Nyra Publishers, JJ Crown, JEC Publishers etc.

He was bestowed with the honour as Fiction: Author of the Year 2024 at Kolkata Literary Carnival 2024 by Sueños by Ukiyoto Publishers sponsored by Incredible India, Ministry of Tourism (Govt of India) for the short story An Unexpected Evening paged in anthology Those Broken Whispers.

He is free minded and spends his spare time by listening songs or reading books. His broad research interests include the Growth & Structure of American English, Globalization of English language, a view towards Greek and Roman Mythology and the influence upon the classical author, Feminism and Culture, Humane Psychology in Literature etc.

Follow him on Instagram @saheb_soyuz

Dwight Jenkins is a former Criminal and Immigration lawyer who was born in Montreal and presently lives in Ajax, Ontario.

Dwight aspires to write spiritual, cultural and political poetry, elegies, odes and devotionals. Dwight practices different aspects of both the Hindu and Catholic religion. Dwight enjoys participating in open mic performances which at times include dance and song.

Dwight previously co-produced a program on education for a prime time news program and has been published in a high caliber newspaper for his article addressing issues that the Black community was facing in Montreal at the time.

The poem entitled: “This Beautiful Indian Girl Embodies A Soul” addresses the Hindus’ approach on subjects such as vegetarianism, chastity, abortion and religious festivals.

Julian Matthews is a mixed-race minority poet and writer from Malaysia, published in The American Journal of Poetry, Beltway Poetry Quarterly, Lothlorien Poetry Journal, Live Encounters and New Verse News, among other journals and anthologies. He stumbled upon a creative writing workshop by accident seven years ago. That happy accident has turned into a rabid compulsion. He is still extricating himself from the crash.

If you wish to support his recovery, Paypal him at [email protected] or send him message https://linktr.ee/julianmatthews

Dilshi Samarakoon, a proud Sri Lankan, is an undergraduate at the University of Peradeniya, where she delves into the realms of English, Sociology, Psychology, and French. A passionate and creative spirit, Dilshi finds her muse in the delicate dance of butterflies and the vivid hues of rainbows, shaping her stories with a palette of joy and wonder. While her heart leans more toward the art of short storytelling, she occasionally weaves her thoughts into poetry. Each piece she writes is a testament to her inner peace and enthusiasm, as she transforms the ordinary into the extraordinary through her vibrant and uplifting narratives.

Rashik SK is a poignant and expressive poet known for his profound exploration of human emotions and the intricacies of the human experience. Through his thoughtful and evocative words, he captures the complexities of human feelings, shedding light on the deepest and most vulnerable aspects of the human condition.

His writing delves into the diversities of life, revealing the inter-connectedness of love, loss, hope, and despair. With a unique voice that resonates with readers, Rashik SK weaves verses that are both deeply personal and universally relatable.

As a poet, Rashik SK seeks to inspire reflection, empathy, and understanding, inviting others to embark on a journey of self-discovery and emotional connection through his captivating poetry.