Living with the Dead
In Thailand, the spirit world is part of everyday life.
Shruti Kothari, Staff Writer
Shruti Kothari is a writer from Bangkok. She holds a Bachelor’s degree in Mathematics and Classics from Brown University, and a Master’s degree in Creative Writing from the University of St Andrews. She works as a Senior Writer at a lifestyle magazine, and as a creative writing mentor for people of all ages. She loves reading fantasy novels, doing crossword puzzles, and designing jewellery. She rarely combs her hair.
Email her at shruti.kothari@gmail.com
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