Mr. Deego Benwick V is a UGC NET-qualified Assistant Professor of English, blending scholarly rigor with creative expression. His academic interests lie at the confluence of literature, theology, and artificial intelligence, examining how literary narratives grapple with questions of personhood, ethics, and spiritual identity in an era of rapid technological transformation. Through national conference presentations and scholarly publications, he has demonstrated a deep commitment to interdisciplinary research and critical inquiry.

An accomplished author, Mr. Deego has published three books spanning poetry, historical fiction, and anthologies, showcasing his versatility as a creative writer. His background as a stage performer and coordinator enriches his pedagogical approach, bringing a performative and interpretative depth to the classroom. Viewing literature as a contemplative space, he engages with texts that challenge, illuminate, and explore the unfolding of the self through stories of truth, beauty, and existential inquiry.

His academic contributions include co-authoring works in reputed literary collections and presenting papers at national seminars, while his outreach extends to serving as a resource person for literary forums such as The Bards Club. With a Master’s degree in English Language and Literature and a passion for both critical scholarship and artistic creation, Mr. Deego continues to inspire students and peers alike through his intellectual engagement, creative endeavors, and dedication to exploring literature’s evolving role in contemporary society.