Hirsh Sawhney edited and contributed a short story to Delhi Noir, an anthology of brand-new fiction which Akashic Books will publish this summer.
He regularly writes for The Times Literary Supplement and The Guardian. His work has also appeared in The Financial Times, Time Out New York, Nextbook, Outlook, and The Indian Express. He's a contributing editor for The Brooklyn Rail and London's Wasafiri Magazine.
A sometimes professor at the City University of New York, he has also taught English to asylum seekers in London and directed a Brooklyn adult education program serving undocumented immigrants. He used to work as a Spanish translator for the Independent Press Association of New York.
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