I’m Krishan. I’m a writer, artist, game designer and publisher.

My short fiction has been selected for the Best British Short Stories 2017, and won the the Manchester Fiction Prize and the Bare Fiction Prize, as well as being shortlisted for some other competitions.

I’ve published one chapbook featuring some of my stories. It’s called When You Lived Inside the Walls, and is published by Stonewood Press as part of their Thumbprint series.

I run a literary magazine – one of the longest-running completely independent self-supporting ones in the UK. The magazine is more than 50 issues old, which is ancient in litmag terms. It’s on hiatus at the moment, though.

I used to busk with a typewriter at festivals and markets. I might have written you a poem! I did this between 2015 and 2019, during which time I was never once on TV. If you saw a typewriter busker on TV, that was someone else.

I also ran The Liminal Residency – an alternative writing retreat which took place in airports, motorway service stations and a theme park.

I make interactive fiction and games, and write some non-fiction. I review hand dryers, and I’m not on social media.