Soumya Mishra
Soumya Mishra is a feminist researcher and writer experienced in content writing with a history of working in the online media industry. Her areas of interest include Postcolonial Theory, Genre Theory, Culture and Criticism, Gender and Sexuality Studies, and Contemporaneity. She has a Master of English Studies from the University of Sydney.
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