Sreya Sarkar
A storyteller

My brief visit to Martha’s Vineyard led me to the MV Museum in Vineyard Haven, where a display of sepia photographs and vintage bathing suits piqued my curiosity about how the island town of Oak Bluffs had evolved into a safe haven for Black families. I learned how early Black visitors, who were often domestic workers for wealthy white summer vacationers, and later Pullman porters and educators, began buying property, became business owners, and laid the foundation for genera

By Sreya Sarkar 17-year-old Prasidha Padmanabhan, a high school junior, has shown us that if you want to see change around you, you have...

By Sreya Sarkar (Published in Dainik Bhaskar, Delhi) Last month, ten women social entrepreneurs were featured on billboards at Times...

By Sreya Sarkar (For Dainik Bhaskar) Tuesday, February 22 or 22.02.2022 was both a palindrome and an ambigram, a numerical wonder but it...

Every year on January 9th, Pravasi Bharatiya Divas, or NRI Day is celebrated to commemorate the contribution of the overseas Indian...

By Sreya Sarkar Samip Mallick's parents immigrated to the US in the late 1960s. Growing up in Michigan, he was oblivious of the long...

By Sreya Sarkar December 4, 2020 Published in Scroll.in https://scroll.in/global/980291/green-card-reform-offers-hope-for-hundreds-of-tho...

Deep Halder's book 'Bengal 2021: An Election Diary' demolishes a number of stereotypes about Bengal's politics and society, and sheds...

Short Story. Published in Batayan, March 2020. https://www.batayan.org/Batayan-Vol20-2020-english.pdf The local police had been called by...

(Published in Lakeview International Journal of Literature and Arts, Vol. 6.2-7.1 August 2018-February 2019) https://issuu.com/lijla/doc...