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Srividya Sivakumar

Srividya Sivakumar

Srividya Sivakumar

Srividya Sivakumar is a poet, teacher, columnist and speaker. She has two collections of poetry, The Blue Note and the critically- acclaimed The Heart is an Attic. Her weekly column, Running on Poetry, appeared in The Hindu's MetroPlus for twenty-two months. Her column, Srividya Speaks Poetry currently appears in the online literary magazine, Narrow Road. Srividya is a Best of the Net nominee (2018), and was shortlisted for the WE Kamala Das Poetry Awards 2020.

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