<![CDATA[Raat Ki Rani Magazine: Our Writers]]>https://www.raatkiranimagazine.com/s/our-writershttps://substackcdn.com/image/fetch/$s_!qyhp!,w_256,c_limit,f_auto,q_auto:good,fl_progressive:steep/https%3A%2F%2Fsubstack-post-media.s3.amazonaws.com%2Fpublic%2Fimages%2Fc360e871-2603-4765-beaf-882ff50a53fb_1280x1280.pngRaat Ki Rani Magazine: Our Writershttps://www.raatkiranimagazine.com/s/our-writersSubstackThu, 23 Jul 2026 03:16:30 GMT<![CDATA[Pressed Petals Writers]]>https://www.raatkiranimagazine.com/p/pressed-petals-writershttps://www.raatkiranimagazine.com/p/pressed-petals-writersWed, 01 Jul 2026 17:52:48 GMTSubscribe now

R. S. Thakur

Read their Pressed Petals Short Story here, Crocus here.

R.S. Thakur (they/them) is a queer South Asian-American writer based in New Jersey.

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Abraham Aondoana

Read his Pressed Petals poetry collection, Midnight Flowers in Electric Cities, here.

Abraham Aondoana is a writer, poet and novelist. He is a recipient of Idembeka Creative Writing Workshop 2026. Follow his work on Instagram.

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Aneeka

Read her Pressed Petals poem, ctrl, here.

Aneekah is a writer/performer looking for the truth. If you find it, do let her know.

Photo by Rafael Minguet Delgado

Juanita Rey

Read her Pressed Petals poem, SUFFER IN MY SILENCE, here.

Juanita Rey is a Dominican poet, US resident. Her work has been published in Mixed Mag, The Mantle, The Lincoln Review, Lion and Lilac amongst others.

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K. H. Shaan

Read their Pressed Petals short story, fragmentation, here.

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Insiya Abbas

Read her Midnight Confessions Poetry Collection, Among the Hopeful Beggars here.

Insiya Abbas is a New Jersey–based writer, avid daydreamer and is currently completing her Master’s degree in Clinical and Counseling Psychology. Her poetry has been performed at local open mics and the New Jersey District Tournament for Speech and Debate. Abbas' work explores emotional truth and falsehoods and the intersection between identity, healing, and imagination. You can find her writing on Medium and Substack at bbas.

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Aisha Ommaya

Read her Midnight Confessions Personal Essay, Feeling lost? Good, me too. here.

Aisha Ommaya hosts The Unemployment Diaries, a podcast exploring what happens “when the work isn’t working.” After nearly 15 years in corporate communications, she shifted her focus to chronicling stories of navigating change, reinvention, and the search for what comes next. Keep up with Ommaya on Substack.

R. Rizvi

Read her Midnight Confessions Poem, We Were Actors here.

R. Rizvi is an aspiring freelance writer and award-winning poet. She was a finalist in the New York Times 2017 Found Poetry contest and competed nationally in the 2018 Muslim Interscholastic Student Tournament for spoken word. When she is not writing, she can be found listening to jazz, reading, and making matcha.

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