Hirsh Sawhney edited and contributed a short story to Delhi Noir, a critically-acclaimed anthology of brand-new fiction published by Akashic Books and HarperCollins India. The book is being translated into French and Italian.
In 2005, he moved to Delhi, the city his parents abandoned during the 1960s. While based in the Indian capital for the next four years, he wrote for publications such as the Times Literary Supplement, the Guardian, the Financial Times, Outlook, the Indian Express, and Helsinki's Vihreä Lanka.
Hirsh, 30, currently lives in New York, where he is working on his first novel. He's an Associate Editor at Wasafiri Magazine, a Contributing Editor for The Brooklyn Rail, and an adjunct professor at the City University of New York.
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