Nathaniel da Costa Writer Nathaniel da Costa juggles his time between coaching football, running a bar and trying to get seven hours of sleep. He lives in Goa, likes old trees, and Neil Gaiman. Nathaniel collects comics, river pebbles and bad ideas. This is his first comic. LinkedIn: nathaniel-da-costa-3a96b368 In Comixense: The Ferryman (Vol 2 […]
Naresh Fernandes Writer Naresh Fernandes is the editor of Scroll.in, a digital news publication. He is the author of Taj Mahal Foxtrot: The Story of Bombay’s Jazz Age and City Adrift: A Short Biography of Bombay. Insta: nareshfernandes In Comixense: The Legend of Tau Moe (Vol 2 Issue 2 | July-September 2022)
Nandita Basu Writer Nandita Basu is a pianist and a graphic novelist. She juggles between teaching the piano and writing graphic novels and trying not to do anything at all. Her graphic novels ‘The Piano, a story of a friendship’ and ‘Rain Must Fall’ have been published by PRH Duckbill. Several of her other independent […]
Mohith O Artist Mohith O is an architect turned illustrator and designer living in Kerala. He loves dogs, iced teas, and sleeping. His portfolio includes a variety of projects such as illustrations for film title animations, book covers, editorial illustrations, and comics. When not working on a specific project, you may find him in a […]
Mohammed Ijaz Artist Mohammed Ijaz is an illustrator and graphic designer from Kochi, Kerala with a background in fine arts. He has done illustrations for film title animations, signature film, book covers, editorial illustrations and comics. He enjoys filling pages with sketches in the calm corners of cosy cafes. Insta: ijaz.mohmd In Comixense: Savage Beast […]
Mohammad Salman Writer is a development communications professional and speculative fiction writer from Lucknow. His work has appeared in the Gollancz Book of South Asian Science Fiction, Kitaab and other anthologies. Salman counts Terry Pratchett and Isaac Asimov among his inspirations, dreaming of creating a legendarium of his own one day. He has a Bachelor’s […]
