Willow,  the English Literary Society's biannual literary journal, is a congruous blend of diverse submissions from all over. The journal consists of unique pieces of one's own, be it poetry or prose and a photo wall that would allow you to explore the beauty in every shift, the melody in every transition and the dance of continuity in the ever-shifting kaleidoscope of existence. The third edition of Willow, titled "Echoes of the Morphed: the inconstant constant" delves into this realm of 'change' – a force both revered and feared, like a silent protagonist that sits in the backdrop of all the experiences we undergo.

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In the ever-evolving tapestry of literature, where words dance with the shifting sands of time, change is the Constant Inconstant. Change orchestrates the drama of our lives, sweeping through with the unpredictability of a sudden storm, leaving trails of transformation in its wake. It is the ink that writes our stories, etching characters with the indelible marks of its nature. Here, 'change' reigns supreme, demanding your attention, and inviting you to confront the dramatic, ever-unfolding narrative of existence itself.

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The English Literary Society is a place to explore for all those, students and educators alike, looking to seek and impart knowledge on a range of diversified subjects. As an eclectic society, we hold various events such as movie discussions, book club talks as well as workshops and lectures on various niches of the literary world.