This article explores the challenges Dalit writers face in gaining visibility within India’s English-language publishing industry, highlighting both the systemic barriers and social biases that contribute to the underrepresentation of Dalit literature. Through the experiences of authors like Sujatha Gidla, Yashica Dutt, and Suraj Yengde, the piece sheds light on how caste discrimination impacts not only content creation but also the reach and accessibility of works that voice Dalit experiences and perspectives. It underscores the importance of breaking these barriers to amplify Dalit voices in mainstream discourse and literature.
