Zakir Hussain

Ustad Zakir Hussain (born 9 March 1951) is an Indian tabla player, composer, percussionist, music producer and film actor. He is the eldest son of tabla player Alla Rakha.[1] He is widely considered as one of the greatest tabla players of all time.[2] He was awarded the Padma Shri in

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Zara Raheem received her MFA in Fiction from California State University, Long Beach and has been teaching English and Creative Writing for the past eight years. She resides in Southern California and the Marriage Clock is her first novel.

Zarrar Said

Zarrar Said is a finance professional working and living in New York City. Pureland is his first book.

Zarreen Khan

After working for Pepsi, Hindustan Times and ACNielsen for 10 years, Zarreen Khan Chopra decided to take a break and raise two children, who are sometimes kind enough to let her role-play as a marketing consultant. She lives in Delhi with her husband. Koi Good News? is her second book.

Zeyad Masroor Khan

Zeyad Masroor Khan is a journalist, writer and documentary film-maker based in New Delhi. In his decade-long journalistic career, he has worked with national and international media companies like Reuters, Vice, Brut and Deccan Herald. A South Asia Speaks fellow, he primarily writes on politics, marginalized communities, crime and culture.

Ziya Us Salam

Ziya Us Salam has worked with The Hindu for more than two decades, and is currently Associate Editor, Frontline. He writes on socio-political and literary issues and has authored thirteen books till date.“

Zorian Cross

  Zorian Cross is a multi-award-winning theatre professional based in New Delhi. Since 2009, he’s acted in over thirty-five productions, written over fifteen scripts, and directed ten productions – including a jukebox musical, a cabaret, and an original ballet that he conceived. His plays have been performed in over thirteen

Zuni Chopra

Zuni Chopra is a seventeen-year-old author who has published two poetry collections. Her first novel, The House That Spoke, released in January 2017. This is her fourth published work. She has contributed articles to Vogue India and Hindustan Times. Zuni has a passion for writing, especially fantasy and poetry, and