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What We Do
Five ways to write, perform, learn, and connect with the Vizag Writers community
Silent Writing
Quiet, focused co-writing sessions — sit together, phones away, and get pages down alongside fellow writers.
Open Mic
Live storytelling and poetry-reading nights where members perform their own work for a supportive audience.
Workshop
Hands-on sessions on craft — plotting, character, poetry structure, editing — led by experienced writers.
Rachana
Our writing & critique circle: submit original work and get structured peer feedback.
Travel Stories
Meetups and features centered on travel writing — members turn their journeys into shared narratives.
Neha Giduturi
Founder & Community Director
Neha planted a seed for Vizag Writers and finds inspiration in writing communities. She believes that Art has the potent...
Ravi Teja
Co-Founder
Also known as Artee, he is the core driver behind the concept “Rachana” at Vizag Writers. An aspiring filmmaker and a re...
Samvedh
Social Media
Whether it is strategising big, making podcasts or hosting a group of friends, Samvedh is that one man person who lets t...
Ravi Shankar
Operations & Facilitation
Ravi Shankar claims himself to be a passionate unaccomplished writer, but one would not dare to say if they read his wor...
What Our Members Say
Hear from writers who have found inspiration and growth in our community
“Vizag Writers is a space, a platform where stories find their voice and writers find their courage. It brings together a community that listens, shares and grows with sincerity. Rooted in openness and curiosity, it believes in the power of writing to connect, to heal, and to transform… Kudos to TEAM Vizag Writers”
Jayashree Hatangadi
Heritage Narrator
“A bunch of creative heads is always an overdose of inspiration for me and that's probably what keeps many of us going. To sit and write, to push towards one more sheet filled with emotions, word play and conviction.”
Yagnapathi Adari
Research Scholar
“I feel, therefore I write. Having moved to a new country in my late teens, even though I had been writing before as a hobby, writing became more of an escape mechanism whenever I was all by myself and felt my emotions even sharper. I felt, and so, I wrote. But writing was like an outlet for my rivers, and since they knew the entrance, they always came back until I met Vizag writers—the ocean in whose belly I rest my rivers. It’s been barely a year, but I know joining this amazing community was one of my best decisions.”
Clifford Banzimbu Yendao
Student, Andhra University