Lyra
Every dog has her blog. This is Lyra’s. She is the unstoppable force, the immovable object, the unconditional love. She is also the head editor and forced herself on the header image.
Shreya Dasgupta
Previously at Centre for Wildlife Studies, Bangalore, Shreya has a knack for creating an environment where her work breathes, grows and matures. She is now trying to study Elephants and trains in North Bengal. Which is why Lyra likes to keep her on a tight leash. Her other interests include wildlife, music and pwning college results.
Abhishek Madan
Abhishek treasures his identity crisis. If there was nothing wrong in this world, he’d have nothing to write about. No, seriously. He spends his time cycling, with music, wiki-shagging and the petting the other contributors.
with Lyra as it’s ‘Chief Editor’, and two such outstanding creative contributors, the blog is destined to be a sure shot success. Wish you all the best
Good stuff. I’ll be keenly watching this space. Keep it up guys.
@Madan
FYI :- I’ve realized it the hard way, but ‘wiki-shagging’ is not a universally accepted term.
awesome idea and some really good stuff my sister and her mister…
n hats off to lyra on her great editing skills..!:)
Nice idea!! Keep the posts coming. Always on the look out for your new post.
love ur work.
keep writing.
Am a little late I guess but insane work
Loving every turn of phrase!
I’ll like to second Adi’s Wiki-shag comment .. People started looking at me funny when I brought that up!
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