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About INdia

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India Sawh is a writer and chocolate chip cookie connoisseur from Toronto. She loves fuzzy purple sweaters and gel pens <0.38 mm. She hates ketchup and butterflies.

She currently lives in Austin, Texas, and is pursuing her MFA in Fiction at Texas State University. She is working on a novel about a woman who uses scientific methods to solve her love life (what could go wrong?).

Recent Writing

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“Easy Job” in SORRY Magazine (April 2026)

An essay about grief, cellphones, and the Dufferin Mall.

“Three years after I graduated from the most prestigious law school in Canada, I asked my dad to help me get a job at the crappiest mall in Toronto. My therapist had advised me to find an ‘easy job’ that would get me out of the house to escape the debilitating depression I’d fallen into following my mom’s fatal fentanyl overdose.”