Tina Borah

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Phd Candidate
Graduate Teaching Assistant
Writing Center Tutor

Tina Borah is a doctoral candidate in English at the University of Georgia, working in Postcolonial and Global Anglophone literary studies. She works on contemporary South Asian writing and multiethnic American literature, reading literary form as the record of political pressure rather than a means of representing it. Her articles appear in South Atlantic Review and Journal of Postcolonial Writing, and she writes for readers outside the academy in LARB PubLab, Scroll, and the Southern Review of Books.

Selected Publications:

“Botanical Counter-Archives: Transoceanic Science and Indigenous Worlds in Janice Pariat’s Everything the Light TouchesJournal of Postcolonial Writing, Special Issue: “Telling the Story of Oceans and Archives: Rethinking the Novel Form.” Forthcoming, May 2027.

“Narratives of (In)Security: Localized Literature as a Lens for Global Understanding.” South Atlantic Review, Special Issue: “(IN)SECURITY.”, March 16, 2026, pp 80-100.