In Literary Journals

Nishi Chawla's poems published in literary journals and anthologies.

 Three poems by Dr Nishi Chawla published in July 2024 issue, volume 199, of Arlington Literary Journal.

 'Dis-colored' published in the Yearbook of Indian Poets in English, 2023.

 Translation of 'Death of Children' by Poetry Archive Project by Richard Berengarten.

 Five poems published in April May 2020 volume of "Indian Literature," Sahitya Academi, India.

 Poem, "Dis-colored" and "Pilgrim Soul" published in "Cathexis Northwest," published June 2019.

 Poem, "Dis-colored" published in "The Menteur," 2019.

 Select Poems from "From Immigrant Diaries" to be published in "Indian Literature," literary journal published by India's Academy of Arts, Sahitya Academy.

 Poem, “Brahma’s message” published in Silkworm 4, 2010, Florence Poets Society, Massachussets.

 Poem, “I met a Gentle Maid called Democracy” published in Humanitas, 2008.

 Poems, “Sita in her exile” and “Sita’s Divinity” published in In Search of Sita: Revisiting Mythology, Edited by Malashri Lal and Namita Gokhale, Penguin Publications, 2009, pp 242 - 245.

 Poem, “Upon Seeing Hamlet’s Castle” published in Hamlet Studies, VOLUME 22, 2000.

 Last section of "The Ganga" published in Indian Literature 260, Nov-Dec 2010.

 Essay, “Beyond Arundhati Roy’s ‘Heart of Darkness’: A Bakhtinian Reading of “God of Small Things” published in Arundhati Roy: The Novelist Extraordinary, Prestige Publications, 1999 (342-255).

 Poem, “Gotterdammerung” published in Wooden Teeth, journal of the George Washington University, Spring 1998.

 Essay, “Northrop Frye and the Mythos of Comedy” published in anthology on The Importance of Northrop Frye, Humanities Research Center, India, 1993.

 Compiled and edited in March 2012, an anthology of narratives by members of the Asian American Forum, Washington D.C. titled: Beyond Asia: Some Asian American Narratives.

Nishi Chawla's poetry has been published in various American journals such as Humanitas, Cathexis Northwest, Menteur, Silkworm, Wooden Teeth, Hamlet Studies, as well as in Sahitya Academy's journal, Indian Literature. https://youtu.be/kegZ00WXrmI