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| V. Aravinda Hebbar |
 V. Aravinda Hebbar (1954) is a retired Professor of Botany, who had taught in colleges like M.G.M. College, Udupi and Bhandarkar's College, Kundapura. But if his vocation was teaching Botany, his passion has been Music, both learning and teaching, besides its promotion. Among his works are Parisara Vijnana (2003) and Namma Sasya (2014) on various aspects of Botany and Shyama Shastry (1994), Sangeetha Shastraroopa Ranjani (2016) and Vimarsheya Harita(2017) on music. He is the Editor-in- Chief of Ragadhanashree, a monthly magazine on music. Besides he has written a travelogue, Naanu Europe ge Hode (2018). He has also completed some projects on sensitive environmental issues and presented a number of papers in national and international seminars. He is the founder-secretary of 'Raga Dhana' and has been heading 'The Lathangi School of Music' at Udupi for over two decades. He has established the 'Ranjani Memorial Trust' in memory of his musician-daughter to promote the cause of music. He is at present a member of Karnataka Sangeeta Nritya Academy.
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| Valerie Livina |
 Valerie Livina is a researcher who lives and works in London. She started speaking in verses at the age of three, and since then she has written about 300 sonnets in Russian and more than 200 sonnets in English. As a non-native speaker, Valerie is working to master her English, as well as the sonnet form that she finds most suitable for her art.
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| Valormore De Plume |
 Burton Saddler starts each day in the same way; shaving and showering, next his usual breakfast of toaster waffles with cherry jelly with a large cup of coffee. Attention is on each detail, as he suits up for the office. Often, the theme song from "I Dream of Genie" sticks in his mind, causing him to whistle the one tune he can remember. The happy tune stays with him out the door of his swank apartment and on to the elevator.
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| Vandana Daji |
 My collection of 20 poems is a pandora of Emotions, thoughts, feelings and beliefs. It is a visualization of things, situations, from my eyes, my perspective !! My Poems are beads strung together in harmony with each other, reflecting the strength and weakness of human beings. Remember readers that "Poetry is plucking at the heart strings and making music with them".
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| Vartika Singh Sikarwar |
 I'm a student of class 10 studying in M.P.E.C.I wrote this novel when I was in class 8th. I was inspired to write this by the most renowned authors of the wold, like William Shakespeare, J.K.Rowling and R.K.Narayan. I believe in God and the soul which resides inside me, and thanks her for all her support during my struggle period. I'm inspired by my soul and is determined that I should never let it go down.
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| Vaughan Rapatahana |
 Vaughan Rapatahana commutes between Hong Kong SAR, the Philippines and Aotearoa New Zealand. He is widely published across several genre in both his main languages, te reo M ori and English. He earned a Ph. D from the University of Auckland with a thesis about Colin Wilson and has written extensively about this writer. He lectured on Wilson at the second Colin Wilson conference in Nottingham, England in July 2018. Rapatahana is a critic of the agencies of English language proliferation in communities which are traditionally not English as first language, inaugurating and co-editing English language as Hydra and Why English? Confronting the Hydra (Multilingual Matters, U.K., 2012 and 2016.) Rapatahana is a poet, with several collections published in Hong Kong; Macau; Philippines; USA; England; France and New Zealand. His Atonement was nominated for a National Book Award in Philippines in 2016; he won the inaugural Proverse Poetry Prize the same year; and was included in Best New Zealand Poets in 2017. He has also written commentaries for Jacket2 (University of Pennsylvania), including a 2015/2016 series and a new series currently in progress. Three new books were planned for early 2019 and two have already been published a collection of his work on Colin Wilson and the first ever collection of Waikato (New Zealand) poets, which he inaugurated and edited.
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| Veena Pillai |
Veena Pillai is a Commercial Pilot, Aviation Instructor and Poet. Her poems were published in an Anthology called "Inklinks". Veena's first book of poems was "Mother's Voice". "Success" is her second book and it is a collection of inspirational poems. Success is possible for everyone with hard work and dedication. She was a Best Cadet in the National Cadet Corps (N.C.C.).
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| Venkatesh G. |
 At the time of publication, G Venkatesh is a 42-year old researcher based in Trondheim, Norway, where he lives with his wife. He has two Master's Degrees - one in mechanical engineering (Mumbai, India) and one in Industrial Ecology (Singapore-Germany).
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| Vern Fein |
 A retired teacher, Vern Fein has published nearly two hundred poems and short pieces on over eighty sites, a few being: *82 Review, The Literary Nest, Bindweed Magazine, Gyroscope Review, Young Raven's Review, Ibis Head Review, Soft Cartel, Spindrift, Former People, 500 Miles, and The Write Launch, and has non-fiction pieces in Quail Bell, The Write Place at the Write Time, and Adelaide, plus a short story in the the online magazine Duende from Goddard College and one in The Chamber magazine.
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| Verne Morse |
 The short story has become very popular in recent times as people are living in a world of speed, hastiness and fast moving objects. Along with this craving for quick results comes a lessening of the feeling for culture, for morality and for traditional values. My attempts at writing are prompted by the desire to hold up these values and to make reading more of a family inclusion.
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| Victor Clevenger |
 When not traveling the highways across America, Victor Clevenger spends his days in a Madhouse and his nights writing poetry in a small town northeast of Kansas City, MO. He is the author of several collections of poetry. Selected pieces of his work have appeared in print magazines and journals around the world, as well as at a variety of places online; He has been nominated for the Best of the Net Anthology and a Pushcart Prize. Together with American poet John Dorsey, they run River Dog.
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| Vijaiganga |
 Nature! Does she observe? Does she learn? Does she correct her faults? - an indeterminate process, imbued in her differing shades, yet discernible in her transparent actions. Her methods unknown, her movements unseen by generations, she continues to sail unassailable - the primordial advocate of peace, carrying forth a lifeline unscathed across eons! A struggle for power - unrealized by the contenders and non-existent in the material essence of perceiving eyes continues, with Nature as the spectator eclipsing the contestants and emerging victorious in every encounter!
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| Vijaya Gowrisankar |
 Vijaya has released four books of poems Inspire, Reflect, Explore, Savour - Art and Poetry meet. All the books are bestsellers. Evolve is her fifth book. She published her first novel Unlikely Friendships as a Kindle edition on Amazon. She was announced as one of the winners of Inspire by Gandhi competition, organized by Sampad, a UK organization. She was selected as the Winner of AZsacra International Poetry Award (Dec. 2015). Her submissions have been published in Goodness Abounds: 365 True Stories of Loving Kindness, Silver Birch Press, Nancy Drew Anthology, Poetry Marathon 2016 Anthology, Sometimes Anyway: Pride in Poetry Volume II, Forwardian, Triadae Magazine, iWrite India, Dystenium Online, and Taj Mahal Review anthologies. She has appeared as a guest speaker in colleges. A participant in the Poetry Marathon 2016 and Poetry Marathon 2017 (24 poems in 24 hours, 1 poem per hour), she has reviewed and edited poetry and fiction books. She participated in NaNoWriMo 2016 and NaNoWriMo 2017 and completed her first and second novels. Her endeavour to follow her motto to Inspire people led her to start writing quotes. Her table calendar for 2018 with her quotes received a lot of positive response.
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| Vincent Berquez |
 Vincent Berquez is a poet and artist, living in London with his wife and son. He was born to French parents and attended the French Lycée and Cannock boarding school. He studied Fine Art at Goldsmith’s; followed by The Camden Institute, where he was taught by Frank Auerbach. He worked as an artist for many years prior to studying museology and conservation at London University following which he worked as a curator and conserver at various institutions, including the British Museum, and the Louvre.
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| Vincent Spina |
 American poet Vincent Spina was born in Brooklyn, New York, and educated at Fordham, Columbia, and New York University. As a specialist in Andean and Latin American Literature, he has authored El Modo Epico en José María Arguédas, a study of the Peruvian novelist and his cosmology. As a poet, he continues to draw inspiration from César Vallejo and John Ashbery. Spina published three volumes of poetry, Outer Borough, Dialogue, and The Sumptuous Hills of Gulfport, and his poems have been anthologized in Gateway: Gulfport Poets.
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| Vinita Sharma |
 हिंदी साहित्य में एम .ए .
डी .ए .वी .कालेज, देहरादून
साहित्य, संगीत ,पठन, लेखन में विशेष रुचि
विभिन्न पत्र पत्रिकाओं में कविताएं प्रकाशित
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| Virginia Aronson |
 After reading the work of Sylvia Plath, Virginia Aronson fell in love with poetry. She wrote a verse play about Plath and fellow poet Anne Sexton that was staged in Lawrence, Kansas. Hundreds of her poems have appeared in literary magazines, and some have been nominated for the Pushcart Prize and Best of the Net. She also writes nonfiction and literary fiction, her books published by Random House, Doubleday, Macmillan, Prentice-Hall, Penguin, and small independent presses in the US, UK, Australia, Canada, and India. Before moving to tropical Florida with her family, she sent many years in Jamaica Plain, the leafy town outside Boston where Sylvia Plath lived as a child.
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| Virginia Skrdlant, SHCJ |
 I am a Sister of the Holy Child Jesus for 54 years. I was born in a small town in Illinois where we owned and worked a small farm of twenty-five acres. I entered my religious community when I was eighteen and taught school for twenty-five years. Since then I have worked in various capacities, as a chaplain in a mental hospital, as director of religious education in several parishes and with mentally handicapped adults. Now I am retired but still active. This is my second book of poetry published.
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| Vishal Bhojwani |
 - Vishal Bhojwani is a young writer from INDIA. He has introduced himself as viZacK via his debut book of poems SPARK. He writes poems, article, thought's, song lyrics in English as well as Hindi.
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| Vishwa Srivastava |
 Vishwa Srivastava, a postgraduate in English Literature is an educator by profession and passion. He teaches English language and literature in an elite school in Ahmedabad. He also works for the education of underprivileged children and welfare of slum dwelling communities of Ahmedabad under his own banner of Chaalo Neeshaad. He believes that the power of words can change the world. His poems are not just an expression of self, but also an application of his understanding and study of Poetry.
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| Vrushab Rao |
 The tall, lanky, yet flamboyant and expressive Vrushab is a future doctor studying in Bangalore. An enthusiast of creation, he has appeared as a guest author on multiple blogs and online magazines. He is the author of two poetry books, Sentences from Sapiens and 5 Graces, the latter being a bestseller. His interests include writing, basketball, movies and tv shows, and everything beautiful in life.
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