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Author: Srishti Uppal

Srishti Uppal is a nineteen-year-old poet and essayist from New Delhi. Their favourite writers include Alok V. Menon, Richard Silken, and Mary Oliver. Their work can be found in Marias at Sampaguitas, Human/Kind Journal, The Temz Review, among others.
Rebecca
Story
Srishti Uppal

Rebecca
Sunday: A Queer Short Film On Closeted Desire
ReviewsTV + Movies
Srishti Uppal

Sunday: A Queer Short Film On Closeted Desire
Music Feature: ‘Internalised’, A Soft Ballad About Self-Acceptance
MusicReviews
Srishti Uppal

Music Feature: ‘Internalised’, A Soft Ballad About Self-Acceptance
Interview With The Creators Of Vanquished: Benjamin Smith And Felicia Mars
Reviews
Srishti Uppal

Interview With The Creators Of Vanquished: Benjamin Smith And Felicia Mars
Vanquished: A Modern Princess Story
Reviews
Srishti Uppal

Vanquished: A Modern Princess Story
What Being Neuroqueer Means To Me
Srishti Uppal

What Being Neuroqueer Means To Me
The Case For And Problems With The Inclusion Of Gender Dysphoria In The DSM
Srishti Uppal

The Case For And Problems With The Inclusion Of Gender Dysphoria In The DSM
The Story Of Wendy Carlos And Why Synth Pop Is Trans Culture
Srishti Uppal

The Story Of Wendy Carlos And Why Synth Pop Is Trans Culture
No More Cis Hands On My Body, Please
Srishti Uppal

No More Cis Hands On My Body, Please
On Trans Unity, And What Makes Us the Same
Srishti Uppal

On Trans Unity, And What Makes Us the Same
Why We Can’t Separate Mary Oliver’s Queerness From Her Poetry
Srishti Uppal

Why We Can’t Separate Mary Oliver’s Queerness From Her Poetry