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Lost and found poems of a girl who liked sex
Nisha Susan's verses about a girl who liked sex, with illustrations by Ramya Kannabiran Tella
Poems by Nisha Susan. Illustrations by Ramya Kannabiran Tella.
Nisha Susan is a writer and editor. She is the co-founder of the feminist online magazine The Ladies Finger and the award-winning indie media organisation Grist Media.Ramya Kannabiran Tella is a geographer and occasional illustrator who loves banana ice cream and multiples of three.'Lost and found poems of a girl who liked sex' originally appeared on Agents of Ishq.
First Published:Feb 12, 2017, 10:27:46 IST
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