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Indrapramit Das (aka Indra Das) is a writer and artist from Kolkata, India. His fiction has appeared or is forthcoming in several publications including Clarkesworld, Asimovs, Strange Horizons, and Tor.com, and has also been widely anthologized. He is an Octavia E. Butler scholar and a grateful graduate of Clarion West 2012. He completed his M.F.A. at the University of British Columbia (class of 11) in Vancouver, where he wore many hats, including dog hotel night shift attendant, TV background performer, minor film critic, occasional illustrator, environmental news writer, pretend-patient for med school students, and video game tester. He never wore any actual hats, except a toque during winter. He divides his time between India and Canada, immigration-willing.
Indra has written about books, comics, TV and film for publications including Slant Magazine, VOGUE India, Strange Horizons and Vancouver Weekly.
Indras debut novel The Devourers was published by Penguin Books India in April 2015 and forthcoming in North America in July 2016 from Ballantine Del Rey (Penguin Random House).
He is represented by Sally Harding of the Cooke Agency.
Indra has written about books, comics, TV and film for publications including Slant Magazine, VOGUE India, Strange Horizons and Vancouver Weekly.
Indras debut novel The Devourers was published by Penguin Books India in April 2015 and forthcoming in North America in July 2016 from Ballantine Del Rey (Penguin Random House).
He is represented by Sally Harding of the Cooke Agency.
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