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iitkship-2-e-15-978-93-5811-313-60301Ubiquity Press15978-93-5811-313-601internal-reference20610.57004/book1DGE20100201Publisher’s corporate websitehttps://iitikship.iiti.ac.in02Publisher’s website for a specified workhttps://iitikship.iiti.ac.in/books/e/10.57004/book11B01Nirmala MenonNirmalaMenonSchool of Humanities and Social Sciences Indian Institute of Technology IndoreDr. Nirmala Menon is an Associate Professor in the School of Humanities and Social Sciences(HSS), Department of English, IIT Indore. She is the author of Migrant Identities of Creole Cosmopolitans: Transcultural Narratives of Contemporary Postcoloniality (Peter Lang Publishing, Germany, 2014) and Remapping the Postcolonial Canon: Remap, Reimagine, Retranslate (Palgrave Macmillan, UK 2017). She is the Co-Editor of the first multilingual Volume of E-literature to be published from India. Apart from the books, she has published more than 50 research papers in numerous international journals (Oxford University Press, Taylor and Francis, Sage among others) and speaks, writes and publishes about postcolonial studies, digital Humanities and scholarly publishing. She mentors research scholars and runs DH projects from the research lab at IIT Indore. Her research group works on Digital Projects relating to Cultural Heritage through both creation and curation of Archives and Databases. She is the Project Director for KSHIP (Knowledge Sharing in Publishing). While her primary area of research is Postcolonial studies and Digital Humanities, Graphic literature, Partition Studies and Translation studies are additional areas of research. Dr. Nirmala has received various national and international grants and awards ( MHRD, SPARC, UKEIRI, Academia Europaea among others). She has also hosted Fulbright Scholars in her lab and she along with her students have received international awards such as Charles Wallace Fellowship, Zubaan Saaskawa Publishing prize and ASEM-DUO fellowship. She has given more than 50 lectures and keynotes at various national and international forums and lead or facilitated workshops in Digital Humanities in India and internationally. As Vice President of CenterNet (Consortium of Digital Humanities Research Groups globally), Dr. Menon has put DH in India on the global map. She is also on the Advisory Board of the Open Library of Humanities (OLH) , Advisory Board member of Ubiquity Press, UK and Advisory Board Member, Open Access India and Chair, (2016-17) CLCS Global South Forum, Modern Language Association (MLA). Dr Nirmala Menon is one of the founder members and current President of Digital Humanities Alliance in Research and Teaching Innovation (DHARTI).2B01Shanmugapriya TShanmugapriyaTUniversity of TorontoDr. Shanmugapriya was a Postdoctoral Research Associate at the Lancaster University. She will be joining as a Postdoctoral scholar at the University of Toronto. She completed her Ph.D. at the Indian Institute of Technology Indore. Shanmugapriya has published papers and book chapters in national and international journals and publishing houses such as Digital Humanities Quarterly, Digital Scholarship in the Humanities, Routledge and ARC etc. She is one of interim executive committee members of DHARTI. Her research and teaching interests include an interdisciplinary focus in the areas of digital humanities, digital environmental humanities and digital literature. She is particularly interested in building and applying digital tools and technologies for humanities research. Currently the topics (but not limited to) she focuses for her research are text mining, geographical text analysis, and digital culture.3B01Justy JosephJustyJosephIndian Institute of Technology IndoreJusty Joseph is a doctoral student at Digital Humanities and Publishing Studies Research Group, IIT Indore India. Her research attempts to develop a linguistically informed bias prediction system that can identify and categorise narrative biases. Digital Humanities, Cognitive studies and partition literature are her areas of research interest. She is an M.Phil graduate in English Literature from Bharathiar University Coimbatore. She has published papers in peer reviewed journals in areas like Digital Humanities, cognitive literary theory and Canadian literature.4B01Deborah SuttonDeborahSuttonLancaster University01ben01eng7923User DefinedElectronic Literature23User DefinedLiterary Collections23User DefinedArt01010302This pioneering collection marks an important development in Indian literary publishing. Indian Electronic Literature Vol I brings together 17 digital works that demonstrate new and evolving computational and literary aesthetics, in multiple genres and media. The volume presents a wide range of formats and styles for storytelling – including flash poetry, slam poetry, frame narratives, generative poetry, interactive narrative, and various kinds of multimodal writings – in English and Indian languages. With this first landmark collection the editors have shown the vast opportunities and experimental freedoms provided by digital platforms including social media. The volume paves the way for further innovation and cultural inclusivity in electronic publishing by highlighting the transformative potential of technology for the creation and dissemination of literary works in India.0202This pioneering collection marks an important development in Indian literary publishing. Indian Electronic Literature Vol I brings together 17 digital works that demonstrate new and evolving computational and literary aesthetics, in multiple genres and media. The volume presents a wide range of formats and styles for storytelling – including flash poetry, slam poetry, frame narratives, generative poetry, interactive narrative, and various kinds of multimodal writings – in English and Indian languages. With this first landmark collection the editors have shown the vast opportunities and experimental freedoms provided by digital platforms including social media. The volume paves the way for further innovation and cultural inclusivity in electronic publishing by highlighting the transformative potential of technology for the creation and dissemination of literary works in India.04Introduction Ellam Kalanthu, Mepten எல்லாம் கலந்து, மீட்பன் The wait and A Muse on the Train পীচ ফল (Peach Fruit) I Can’t Breathe Untitled and Others Short Story Monotony Gods and Mathematicians Nanaintha Kattaru Lovers' to the Sea আমি Kaashi: The city that wasn’t! YELLOW FLOWER POWER A sonnet, Fiction poetry and A rap "Call Me Rapper" Taken Him and I and You Samaniyam Sangalpamai46http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/47Creative Commons Attribution (CC BY)040901https://storage.googleapis.com/rua-iitkship/files/media/cover_images/2af027b3-c591-4151-b0e5-18b18326e700.pngIndian Institute of Technology01Indian Institute of Technology01Publisher’s corporate websitehttps://iitikship.iiti.ac.in02Publisher’s website for a specified workhttps://iitikship.iiti.ac.in/books/e/10.57004/book1Indore0420231213iitkship-2-e-15-978-93-5811-313-60301Ubiquity Press15978-93-5811-313-601internal-reference20610.57004/book1DGE20102901Publisher’s corporate websitehttps://iitikship.iiti.ac.in02Publisher’s website for a specified workhttps://iitikship.iiti.ac.in/books/e/10.57004/book11B01Nirmala MenonNirmalaMenonSchool of Humanities and Social Sciences Indian Institute of Technology IndoreDr. Nirmala Menon is an Associate Professor in the School of Humanities and Social Sciences(HSS), Department of English, IIT Indore. She is the author of Migrant Identities of Creole Cosmopolitans: Transcultural Narratives of Contemporary Postcoloniality (Peter Lang Publishing, Germany, 2014) and Remapping the Postcolonial Canon: Remap, Reimagine, Retranslate (Palgrave Macmillan, UK 2017). She is the Co-Editor of the first multilingual Volume of E-literature to be published from India. Apart from the books, she has published more than 50 research papers in numerous international journals (Oxford University Press, Taylor and Francis, Sage among others) and speaks, writes and publishes about postcolonial studies, digital Humanities and scholarly publishing. She mentors research scholars and runs DH projects from the research lab at IIT Indore. Her research group works on Digital Projects relating to Cultural Heritage through both creation and curation of Archives and Databases. She is the Project Director for KSHIP (Knowledge Sharing in Publishing). While her primary area of research is Postcolonial studies and Digital Humanities, Graphic literature, Partition Studies and Translation studies are additional areas of research. Dr. Nirmala has received various national and international grants and awards ( MHRD, SPARC, UKEIRI, Academia Europaea among others). She has also hosted Fulbright Scholars in her lab and she along with her students have received international awards such as Charles Wallace Fellowship, Zubaan Saaskawa Publishing prize and ASEM-DUO fellowship. She has given more than 50 lectures and keynotes at various national and international forums and lead or facilitated workshops in Digital Humanities in India and internationally. As Vice President of CenterNet (Consortium of Digital Humanities Research Groups globally), Dr. Menon has put DH in India on the global map. She is also on the Advisory Board of the Open Library of Humanities (OLH) , Advisory Board member of Ubiquity Press, UK and Advisory Board Member, Open Access India and Chair, (2016-17) CLCS Global South Forum, Modern Language Association (MLA). Dr Nirmala Menon is one of the founder members and current President of Digital Humanities Alliance in Research and Teaching Innovation (DHARTI).2B01Shanmugapriya TShanmugapriyaTUniversity of TorontoDr. Shanmugapriya was a Postdoctoral Research Associate at the Lancaster University. She will be joining as a Postdoctoral scholar at the University of Toronto. She completed her Ph.D. at the Indian Institute of Technology Indore. Shanmugapriya has published papers and book chapters in national and international journals and publishing houses such as Digital Humanities Quarterly, Digital Scholarship in the Humanities, Routledge and ARC etc. She is one of interim executive committee members of DHARTI. Her research and teaching interests include an interdisciplinary focus in the areas of digital humanities, digital environmental humanities and digital literature. She is particularly interested in building and applying digital tools and technologies for humanities research. Currently the topics (but not limited to) she focuses for her research are text mining, geographical text analysis, and digital culture.3B01Justy JosephJustyJosephIndian Institute of Technology IndoreJusty Joseph is a doctoral student at Digital Humanities and Publishing Studies Research Group, IIT Indore India. Her research attempts to develop a linguistically informed bias prediction system that can identify and categorise narrative biases. Digital Humanities, Cognitive studies and partition literature are her areas of research interest. She is an M.Phil graduate in English Literature from Bharathiar University Coimbatore. She has published papers in peer reviewed journals in areas like Digital Humanities, cognitive literary theory and Canadian literature.4B01Deborah SuttonDeborahSuttonLancaster University01ben01eng7923User DefinedElectronic Literature23User DefinedLiterary Collections23User DefinedArt01010302This pioneering collection marks an important development in Indian literary publishing. Indian Electronic Literature Vol I brings together 17 digital works that demonstrate new and evolving computational and literary aesthetics, in multiple genres and media. The volume presents a wide range of formats and styles for storytelling – including flash poetry, slam poetry, frame narratives, generative poetry, interactive narrative, and various kinds of multimodal writings – in English and Indian languages. With this first landmark collection the editors have shown the vast opportunities and experimental freedoms provided by digital platforms including social media. The volume paves the way for further innovation and cultural inclusivity in electronic publishing by highlighting the transformative potential of technology for the creation and dissemination of literary works in India.0202This pioneering collection marks an important development in Indian literary publishing. Indian Electronic Literature Vol I brings together 17 digital works that demonstrate new and evolving computational and literary aesthetics, in multiple genres and media. The volume presents a wide range of formats and styles for storytelling – including flash poetry, slam poetry, frame narratives, generative poetry, interactive narrative, and various kinds of multimodal writings – in English and Indian languages. With this first landmark collection the editors have shown the vast opportunities and experimental freedoms provided by digital platforms including social media. The volume paves the way for further innovation and cultural inclusivity in electronic publishing by highlighting the transformative potential of technology for the creation and dissemination of literary works in India.04Introduction Ellam Kalanthu, Mepten எல்லாம் கலந்து, மீட்பன் The wait and A Muse on the Train পীচ ফল (Peach Fruit) I Can’t Breathe Untitled and Others Short Story Monotony Gods and Mathematicians Nanaintha Kattaru Lovers' to the Sea আমি Kaashi: The city that wasn’t! YELLOW FLOWER POWER A sonnet, Fiction poetry and A rap "Call Me Rapper" Taken Him and I and You Samaniyam Sangalpamai46http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/47Creative Commons Attribution (CC BY)040901https://storage.googleapis.com/rua-iitkship/files/media/cover_images/2af027b3-c591-4151-b0e5-18b18326e700.pngIndian Institute of Technology01Indian Institute of Technology01Publisher’s corporate websitehttps://iitikship.iiti.ac.in02Publisher’s website for a specified workhttps://iitikship.iiti.ac.in/books/e/10.57004/book1Indore0420231213iitkship-2-e-15-978-93-5811-313-60301Ubiquity Press15978-93-5811-313-601internal-reference20610.57004/book1DGE20102201Publisher’s corporate websitehttps://iitikship.iiti.ac.in02Publisher’s website for a specified workhttps://iitikship.iiti.ac.in/books/e/10.57004/book11B01Nirmala MenonNirmalaMenonSchool of Humanities and Social Sciences Indian Institute of Technology IndoreDr. Nirmala Menon is an Associate Professor in the School of Humanities and Social Sciences(HSS), Department of English, IIT Indore. She is the author of Migrant Identities of Creole Cosmopolitans: Transcultural Narratives of Contemporary Postcoloniality (Peter Lang Publishing, Germany, 2014) and Remapping the Postcolonial Canon: Remap, Reimagine, Retranslate (Palgrave Macmillan, UK 2017). She is the Co-Editor of the first multilingual Volume of E-literature to be published from India. Apart from the books, she has published more than 50 research papers in numerous international journals (Oxford University Press, Taylor and Francis, Sage among others) and speaks, writes and publishes about postcolonial studies, digital Humanities and scholarly publishing. She mentors research scholars and runs DH projects from the research lab at IIT Indore. Her research group works on Digital Projects relating to Cultural Heritage through both creation and curation of Archives and Databases. She is the Project Director for KSHIP (Knowledge Sharing in Publishing). While her primary area of research is Postcolonial studies and Digital Humanities, Graphic literature, Partition Studies and Translation studies are additional areas of research. Dr. Nirmala has received various national and international grants and awards ( MHRD, SPARC, UKEIRI, Academia Europaea among others). She has also hosted Fulbright Scholars in her lab and she along with her students have received international awards such as Charles Wallace Fellowship, Zubaan Saaskawa Publishing prize and ASEM-DUO fellowship. She has given more than 50 lectures and keynotes at various national and international forums and lead or facilitated workshops in Digital Humanities in India and internationally. As Vice President of CenterNet (Consortium of Digital Humanities Research Groups globally), Dr. Menon has put DH in India on the global map. She is also on the Advisory Board of the Open Library of Humanities (OLH) , Advisory Board member of Ubiquity Press, UK and Advisory Board Member, Open Access India and Chair, (2016-17) CLCS Global South Forum, Modern Language Association (MLA). Dr Nirmala Menon is one of the founder members and current President of Digital Humanities Alliance in Research and Teaching Innovation (DHARTI).2B01Shanmugapriya TShanmugapriyaTUniversity of TorontoDr. Shanmugapriya was a Postdoctoral Research Associate at the Lancaster University. She will be joining as a Postdoctoral scholar at the University of Toronto. She completed her Ph.D. at the Indian Institute of Technology Indore. Shanmugapriya has published papers and book chapters in national and international journals and publishing houses such as Digital Humanities Quarterly, Digital Scholarship in the Humanities, Routledge and ARC etc. She is one of interim executive committee members of DHARTI. Her research and teaching interests include an interdisciplinary focus in the areas of digital humanities, digital environmental humanities and digital literature. She is particularly interested in building and applying digital tools and technologies for humanities research. Currently the topics (but not limited to) she focuses for her research are text mining, geographical text analysis, and digital culture.3B01Justy JosephJustyJosephIndian Institute of Technology IndoreJusty Joseph is a doctoral student at Digital Humanities and Publishing Studies Research Group, IIT Indore India. Her research attempts to develop a linguistically informed bias prediction system that can identify and categorise narrative biases. Digital Humanities, Cognitive studies and partition literature are her areas of research interest. She is an M.Phil graduate in English Literature from Bharathiar University Coimbatore. She has published papers in peer reviewed journals in areas like Digital Humanities, cognitive literary theory and Canadian literature.4B01Deborah SuttonDeborahSuttonLancaster University01ben01eng7923User DefinedElectronic Literature23User DefinedLiterary Collections23User DefinedArt01010302This pioneering collection marks an important development in Indian literary publishing. Indian Electronic Literature Vol I brings together 17 digital works that demonstrate new and evolving computational and literary aesthetics, in multiple genres and media. The volume presents a wide range of formats and styles for storytelling – including flash poetry, slam poetry, frame narratives, generative poetry, interactive narrative, and various kinds of multimodal writings – in English and Indian languages. With this first landmark collection the editors have shown the vast opportunities and experimental freedoms provided by digital platforms including social media. The volume paves the way for further innovation and cultural inclusivity in electronic publishing by highlighting the transformative potential of technology for the creation and dissemination of literary works in India.0202This pioneering collection marks an important development in Indian literary publishing. Indian Electronic Literature Vol I brings together 17 digital works that demonstrate new and evolving computational and literary aesthetics, in multiple genres and media. The volume presents a wide range of formats and styles for storytelling – including flash poetry, slam poetry, frame narratives, generative poetry, interactive narrative, and various kinds of multimodal writings – in English and Indian languages. With this first landmark collection the editors have shown the vast opportunities and experimental freedoms provided by digital platforms including social media. The volume paves the way for further innovation and cultural inclusivity in electronic publishing by highlighting the transformative potential of technology for the creation and dissemination of literary works in India.04Introduction Ellam Kalanthu, Mepten எல்லாம் கலந்து, மீட்பன் The wait and A Muse on the Train পীচ ফল (Peach Fruit) I Can’t Breathe Untitled and Others Short Story Monotony Gods and Mathematicians Nanaintha Kattaru Lovers' to the Sea আমি Kaashi: The city that wasn’t! YELLOW FLOWER POWER A sonnet, Fiction poetry and A rap "Call Me Rapper" Taken Him and I and You Samaniyam Sangalpamai46http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/47Creative Commons Attribution (CC BY)040901https://storage.googleapis.com/rua-iitkship/files/media/cover_images/2af027b3-c591-4151-b0e5-18b18326e700.pngIndian Institute of Technology01Indian Institute of Technology01Publisher’s corporate websitehttps://iitikship.iiti.ac.in02Publisher’s website for a specified workhttps://iitikship.iiti.ac.in/books/e/10.57004/book1Indore0420231213