-Married to a German poet (Michael Augustin)

-Born in Ahmedabad until 1968 and then emigrated to the United States with her family

-Received an MFA from the University of Victoria

-Was writer-in-residence at the University of Victoria, Canada.

- Received the Commonwealth Poetry Prize in Asia and the Alice Hunt Bartlett Award for her first collection Brunizem.

-In 1991 she received a Cholomondeley Award and the Italian Tratti Poetry Prize in 2000

-Native speaker of Gujarati.

-Born in India, Ahmedabad

-Moved to United State in 1968

-Lives in Germany now

-Native speaker of Gujarati

-Poet

-Received MFA from university of lowa

-Went on to be writer-in-residence in university of Victoria, Canada

-Married with a German writer

Still alive

Married to german poet

Native speaker of gujarati

Now lives in bremen, germany

Poems themed of "love and violence"

Transalated Indian texts to english

Born in Ahmedabad

Emigrated to the United States in 1968

Her themes include love and

moved to

Brought up in Pune until 1968 where she and her family moved to the states

Born May 6 1956 in Ahmedabad, India

born in india and later migrated to america with family

she has six collection of poetry with carcanet press

born in 6th May 1965 India

Has written many poems in her career

She received a Cholmondeley Award in 1991 and the Italian Tratti Poetry Prize in 2000.

Bhatt connects her love of language to being Indian, despite the irony that the language she loves is the language of the oppressor

Bhatt creates Indian as an idyllic place. She contrasts its peace with the methods of the oppressor.

despite opression beauty can be created in art forms such as poetry

change does not have to be negative

education is crucial in Indian culture

Identity is strongly connected to language as