Arzuman Ara teaches English and Humanities in EFL University, Shillong campus. She translates creative writings from Assamese, Bangla and Hindi into English. She also writes poetry. Her research interests are in the fields of Literary and Culture Studies, Gender Studies, ELE and Pedagogic Philosophy. She has extensively worked on Partition Narratives, and 1971 War Narratives. She has translated Imtiaz Mahmud's Maxims and Kalo Koutuk into English. Her upcoming publications include edited volumes titled River Cultures of India and Visual Cultures of India, and an authored volume titled Critical Pedagogy and English Studies in India. She has co-edited Indian Narrative Traditions: Texts, Performance and Interpretation

Dhurjjati Sharma is an Assistant Professor in the Dept. of Modern Indian Languages and Literary Studies, Gauhati University. He has authored Anvikshan: Sahitya, Sanskriti Aru Itihas. He has a number of scholarly articles published in different national and international journals. His area of academic interest includes literary criticism, literary history, comparative literature, Indian literature and Cultural Studies.

Bhaskar Jyoti Gogoi is an Assistant Professor of English in M. C. College, Barpeta, Assam. He has worked as a guest faculty in EFL University, Shillong campus. His area of interest includes Indian Literature, English Literature, Travel Writings, and Cultural Studies. His writings are published in several national and international journals and books

Surajit Sen is working as the Deputy Registrar (Examinations) at the ICFAI University, Meghalaya where he also teaches English and Communication Skills. His research interest is in Indian Writings, Postcolonialism, and Cultures of Northeast India, English Language Education, Communication Studies and Sociolinguistics. He has been a script writer and speaker for AIR Shillong for its Youth Programs. He has co-edited Indian Narrative Traditions: Texts, Performance and Interpretation. He loves to read books and writes poetry in English.