Meet the Authors

Cedric Roy Carlos Tiruchelvam [posts]

An author of Filipino-Spanish and Indian descent, Cedric is well known amongst the students of Brickfield's Asia College as "the man who knows no bounds" in terms of creativity and interactions with the opposite sex. He is also known by the nickname "Choi" and in recent times, he appears startled when called by his birth name. As the registered publisher of this blog, Cedric is in charge of the layout and overall attractiveness of the site with contribution of opinions from his team. In his eyes nothing is better than another except for himself.

Preferred Book: The Elementia Chronicles by Sean Fay Wolfe
Preferred Weapon: Spanish Longsword
Famous Quote: "Yo where my hug at?"

Nausheen Mumtaza Yauni Binti Shamsudeen Syed Ahmed [posts]

Nausheen, another author of Indian decent, with an additional mix of Arab, is known as the better hijabi or even as the “non-Indian” Indian. She is widely popular for her addictive laughs, which varies according to the level of humour displayed by her peers. She is in-charge of submitting her entries, coming up with interview questions, and contributing ideas to the layout of the blog.

Preferred Book: Geronimo Stilton by Elisabetta Dami
Preferred Weapon: Capal
Famous Quote: "Honestlyy~"

Rhea Ragunathan [posts]

Rhea, also another author of Indian descent, is popular for being the smallest in the crowd yet the biggest in certain aspects. With infatuating hugs and puppy-like eyes, she is able to get anything she wishes for. Her head-turning weird laughs often make her the centre of attention. Being the perfect size and weight, she is the prime candidate when in need of a barbell. Her contributions include the writing of blog entries and brainstorming new ideas.

Preferred Book: Little Women by Louisa May Alcott
Preferred Weapon: Cyanide 
Famous Quote: “Go away”

Raveena Kaur Chouhan [posts]

Adding to the list of great Indian authors, Raveena is a popular individual known for her homicidal tendencies. When in need of a leader, her great wits and responsibility make the title automatically hers. If there was an object similar to her, it would undeniably be a pillar, as her reliability is unmatched. With the given title, she is responsible in reminding her team members of their entries, contributing ideas, as well as submitting her own entries.

Preferred Book: The School for Good and Evil by Soman Chainani
Preferred Weapon: Throwing Knife
Famous Quote: “We’re going to be late!”  [arrives 15 mins early]

Reswini Mugilan [posts]

Being the cutest member, evidently proved by her dimples, Reswini is unsurprisingly another Indian addition to the family. However, could her kind and loving demeanour just be a front, hiding her many mysteries? Owning a smile that captivates many, she admittedrly has admirers lined up. Continuing with the topic of captivation, her daily outfits consisting of various styles, colours, and aesthetics, capture the eyes of everyone in the room. Her contributions include question making and entry submissions.

Preferred Book: The Bhagavad Gita
Preferred Weapon: Fazry
Famous Quote: “We are divorced!”

Narjiha Sazalie [posts]

Being the only actual Non-Indian, Narjiha has to live up to her team's standards. However, being an attractive bumiputera does make her popular amongst the local population. With her stunning good looks and amazing fashion sense, she makes a great interviewer for the blog's visual resources and is able to think from the perspective of maximising reach and relatability. Her charisma also shines through her questionable ideals as she supports Chelsea. The implementation of a Malay author into the team was a great decision made by Choi & Co.

Preferred Book: Atomic Habits by James Clear
Preferred Weapon: Rusty Axe
Famous Quote: “SABAARR”



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