aishwarya iyer

aishwarya iyer has been a member of Linktree for 5 years and joined in March 2021. The social media accounts linked to from aishwarya iyer are: • X Besides social media accounts, aisiyer has populated their site with: • 2 Poems | Blackbox Manifold 33, Jan 2025 • The Silence of Things: A Fragment | Hakara, Edition 21, Sep 2024 • The Grasp of Things (Copper Coin | Rest of the World) 2023 • The Grasp of Things (Sublunary Editions | US and Canada) 2023 • Review: The Grasp of Things | The Bangalore Review, 2025 • Introducing Charles Wallace Visiting Fellow: Aishwarya Iyer | 2025 • Review: The Grasp of Things | The Book Review, January 2025 • Review: Indian Literature | Nov-Dec 2024 • Of all the things that escape grasp | 2024 • Review: Unsettling beauty | 2023 • Review: The Grasp of Things | Poetry Foundation, 2023 • Furies, sufferings and love | 2016 • A Visit to a Bank in a Small Town | Firmament 3(3), August 2023 • A Visit to a Dentist’s Clinic | ASAP Art Fiction, July 2023 • Fragments of an Account of a Journey to the Lost Plague of Amarpur | The Bombay Literary Magazine, Issue E5 • Door: Seven Poems | Almost Island, Issue 26 • Six Poems | Poetry at Sangam 8 (3) • One Poem | Pratik: A Magazine of Contemporary Writing, Summer/Fall Double Issue 2018 • Three Poems | The Bombay Literary Magazine, Issue 29 • Two Poems | A Map Called Home, edited by Manik Sharma & Semeen Ali (Kitaab) • Three Poems | Muse India, Issue 71 • from The Grasp of Things | Almost Island, Issue 13 • Nine Poems | Humanities Underground • Four Poems | Kindle Magazine • American Spring | Berfrois (Tumblr) • Four Poems | Great Works • Song In A Country With No Name | Eclectica • A Half Orange | QLRS 3(2) • Not Looking Away: Review of Robert Zaretsky's *The Subversive Simone Weil* (2021) • Indian Museum | Outlook Traveller (circa 2006) • Initial Research: Poets Translating Poets | Goethe Institut (2015) • WIP Labs The Grasp of Things w/ Sarovar Zaidi & Aishwarya Iyer (2024) • On Paul Celan, with Achia Anzi and others | Crisis of Language, Language of Crisis, Kala Chaupal (2020) • On Cinema and Poetry | Hyderabad Literary Festival (2020) • Interview with Bol Hyderabad 90.4 FM (2016) • 'Follow the Sun': Group Exhibition at the Stainless Gallery, Delhi, 11-14 October 2023 • painting on the cover of *Saat Goshtincha Pustak* / Papyrus Prakashan (published 2022) • Two Drawings | Aainanagar, April-June 2022 • Apprehensions at Dusk: A Drawing | The Needle Magazine, Vol I (Fall 2021) • The opacity of the real: Four paintings | Guftugu, Issue 22 (2021) • untitled | Guftugu [featured image to a poem] (2021) • weather | Ligeia, Issue 7 (2021) • nightstruck | RIC Journal, February 2021