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My journey as a writer began in Goa, India, where I started working on my first novel, Chino and the Boy Scouts. What began as a simple story inspired by my childhood adventures and scouting trips slowly evolved into something much deeper. I spent over two years shaping that book—drafting, redrafting, and allowing the story to grow naturally. It was eventually published in March 2020 by Brown Dog Books, and it marked the beginning of my life as an author.

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Today, my writing routine has evolved. I mostly write in the evenings, giving myself a few quiet hours to immerse in my work. Many of my characters are inspired by real people I’ve met over the years, and that connection to reality is something I value deeply. I naturally gravitate toward suspense and love creating stories that keep readers guessing—and hopefully leave them saying, “I didn’t see that coming.”

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I always begin with an outline and work on the plot carefully, but I also leave room for improvisation. For me, the most enjoyable parts of writing are drafting and revising—shaping the raw material into something meaningful.

After Chino and the Boy Scouts, I didn’t want to limit myself to a single genre or age group. I’m interested in writing everything from general adult fiction to young adult and children’s books. In November 2023, I released my second book, The Tale of Elgol and the Witch, published by February 30th Publishers in Scotland, with cover art by Yamane Taiji. This book explores a darker, more mythical landscape, and was largely inspired by the wild beauty of Skye and my time in Scotland.

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Both Goa and Scotland have had a strong influence on my writing—whether it’s the beaches of the Konkan coast or the rugged mountains of the Highlands, nature always finds a place in my stories.

I’ve learned a lot through the challenges of editing and publishing, especially as English isn’t my first language. But one thing that has always stayed with me is this simple advice: finish what you start. Writing, for me, is more than a craft—it feels like a calling.

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Right now, I’m working on a trilogy inspired by Chino and the Boy Scouts, and I’m excited to dive back into that world. My books are filled with easter eggs, hidden clues, and twists—so if you enjoy stories with surprises and strong emotional undercurrents, I think you’ll find something to connect with.

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Thank you for reading my work, and for supporting my journey as a writer. There’s a lot more to come.

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"In my story, you will always be the hero."