posts by Vriddhi Vinay

Vriddhi Vinay (they/she) is a Philadelphia-based writer, poet, researcher, and poetic anthropologist. A 2022 Temple University graduate, Vriddhi uses their multidisciplinary background to write about anti-colonial art, South Asian feminism, and sexuality. Their work has appeared in Kweli Journal, Apiary Magazine, and The Inklette Magazine. Find them at vriddhivinay.wordpress.com to read more of their work.

January 5, 2023 by
Rajni Perera’s post-human immigrant heroes at Temple Contemporary
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Comics
A four-panel, black-and-white comic with the title, 3:00, meaning three o’clock, shows two women sitting on a bench in a park, with one reading a book and the other on her phone, and they are discussing what Twitter says about reading, which is that there’s no new book ideas and that fiction is for “midwits.”
 
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