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Parismita Singh is a writer and artist based in Assam. She is the author of Peace Has Come, a collection of short stories, and the graphic novel Hotel at the end of the World. Her children’s books include the graphic novel Mara and the Clay Cows and Fat King, Thin Dog. She has edited the anthology Centrepiece: New Writing and Art from Northeast India and helped conceptualise the Pao Anthology of Comics.
Her publications also include The NRC Sketchbook, a graphic reportage series for Huffington Post (India), and a column for Voice of Fashion. She also works on a creative multi-lingual education project in rural Assam, with the NGO Pratham Education Foundation.
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