Let’s make a magazine(what’s the worst that could happen?)!

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 How my digital magazine was launched.


On August 18, 2020, a prestigious author known as Namrata Singh released a digital magazine called Upsidedown. This magazine was created by my colleagues and I under her branch, and the next three stories I post can also be found in the magazine. Just wanted to make this known.

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