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Dr. Morve Roshan K. is Assistant Professor (Adjunct) at the
University of Lodz, Poland. She is an Honorary Research Associate
at the Bangor University, United Kingdom. She is an Ambassador
of the International Cultural Salon Association "Creative Visions."
She was an honorary research fellow of the FEDI, India. She has 21
research papers, 2 special issues (UK and India) and 1 GuestEditorial (USA), 7 chapters, 2 short stories, 1 newspaper article, 2
interviews, 7 poems, 20 books (translated and edited) and edited 74 Children’s
Literature books (in Marathi) to her credit. She is engaged with Women’s Anthology
volumes (4 volumes published and others are under publication), which focused on
women's issues. She is the co-editor of the popular book, The Suffocating Voices of
LGBTQIA+. Her interview was published in the Ittefaq Newspaper, Bangladesh and she
was media-centered (newspapers and NewsChannel’s from India covered news) when
she published her edited WOMEN vol. I book. She has received many awards for her
creative writing and her work translated and received international awards. Her poems
and short stories have been translated into world languages (Malay, Igbo, French, and
so on) and many have recited poems online on YOUTUBE channels and other platforms.
She has been cited and acknowledged worldly for her research and writing. She is an
editorial member, Assistant editor and Managing editor of many journals and
magazines (including the Scopus and Thomson Reuters). She has been invited
internationally from the top universities for a lecture. Her 36 papers have been
presented in international conferences, seminars and symposiums on the issues of
apartheid, conflict, discrimination, diaspora, postmodern writing, racism and minority
and marginal literature. Her book has been nominated by Arpita Foundation, India. She
has worked on 3 projects and received national and international 9 travel grants
funding. She was a co-convenor of the SICI funded conference. She has acted as a
convener and shouldered responsibilities as a coordinator of international conferences
and acted as a judicial member in many award programs. She was the convenor (11) and
coordinator (6) of conferences and programs. She has great collaborations with many
well-known unis. and personalities. She is voluntarily working for women and LGBTQIA
groups foundation to bring gender equality. She has been on academic visits to Asia,
Europe and the UK. Her research examines greatly focuses on African Literature, PostColonial, Gender Studies, Diaspora, Postmodern writing, Apartheid-Post-Apartheid
Literature and English and Comparative Literature. She is actively working for gender,
diaspora and racial marginal and minority rights and equality