In print and online: My writing portfolio
Jun 24, 2024
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My writing has been featured in renowned literary platforms like Vogue India, Terribly Tiny Tales (TTT), and Humans of Cinema. I am also a published author with Penguin Random House India. I have won numerous prestigious writing contests and led exceptionally creative brand partnerships.
Priyam is In Vogue
During my time at Vogue India, I served as a contributing writer specializing in reporting on celebrity fashion trends and new brand releases.
Here are a few articles that I have written:
Label Ritu Kumar’s first ever activewear collection ticks all the trending fashion boxes
Source: Label Ritu Kumar
Source: Vogue India
Alia Bhatt’s silver Bloni sari makes a compelling case for sustainable fashion
Source: Vogue India
Select Writer: Terribly Tiny Tales (ttt)
Terribly Tiny Tales chose me to contribute content for their online channels such as Instagram, Facebook, and Twitter (now X). I participated in brand partnerships between TTT and Amazon Prime Video, Ford, and Absolut Mini. The audience particularly enjoyed my open letters.
Here are a few of them:
A touching letter from a Trans child to their mother on Independence Day
On Imtiaz Ali's films and how they have enlightened us on the subject of love
The little lessons on relationships found in the series "Little Things" on Netflix
Studying Films for Humans of Cinema
I wrote a couple articles for Humans of Cinema during lockdown when OTT was my only source of respite from the mayhem around us.
Frances Ha (2012): An understated tale of falling face forward and landing back on your feet
In Books near you
Penguin Random House India, in partnership with Terribly Tiny Tales (ttt), included my letters "Dear Sufiyan" and "Fighter" in their book "With Love: A collection of Letters."
Source: amazon.com
My poem "Never Truly Free: From the Diaries of an Overthinker" was published in "Dear Daisies" by Paper Towns.
Source: amazon.com
The HBB microfiction competition awarded my short story "Hind-Islam" with the third prize, leading to its publication in the Half Baked Beans Microfiction Anthology.
Source: amazon.com
Additional Writing Projects
In 2019, Share a Book India Association hired me to write a poem for girls to recite on International Women's Day.
Listen to "Mujhe School Jaana hai"
I am currently working on my own short story collection that is based on women and their identities in a patriarchal society that mislabels itself as feminist. Watch out this space for more updates on it.
