Poets of SMITTEN Speak Series – Dr. Sneha Rooh is interviewed on her perspectives. SMITTEN is being published by Indie Blu(e) this month! Read about the authors here.
Dr. Sneha Rooh is a palliative physician and founder of Orikalankini an organisation that is changing narratives around Menstruation and sexuality in India through art theatre and dialogue. She loves to travel and write.
What does it mean to be a part of smitten?
To me writing for this anthology means contributing to a well people can derive something from, hopefully like medicine and use it. It means building representation to the various ways women can love women .To give hope and companionship to women when they need it.
What particular struggles have you faced as a woman who loves woman in a country that’t not free like AmericaGrowing up in an Indian family, we never met people who were not heterosexuals and non heterosexuals we knew about were gay men which i clearly wasn’t so it felt I was missing some piece, some lesson about life i didn’t…
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