Writing
TwoOne Book Wonder, Intentionally.
I write because I have to. Writing is a way of thinking without interruption. That's probably why I've published two books, even though there are more manuscripts that never made it past my drawer. Publishing was never the point. The act itself was.
The Homing Pigeons was published in 2013.
Linear stories are boring. Told in a fractured, non-linear narrative, Aditya and Radhika's journeys loop through time and memory—from the hills of Solan to the chaos of Delhi—colliding and drifting apart in a rhythm as uncertain as love itself. Set against a changing India, it's a story of two lives entwined by longing and separation. A love story that refused to move in a straight line—much like life itself. .
It's a love story, yes. But also a story about drift, choice, and the cost of returning home.
Ditch Obedience.
13 is an unlucky number. Or so we were told by someone. Someone has been telling us things for a long time. What to want. Who to be. Which cage is safest. This book does not argue with them. It just asks: who asked them to?
Ditch Obedience was published in 2026. It is free.
This is not a book against discipline. Discipline is the boots. Obedience is leaving them in the cupboard because someone said so.
The rabbit in this book bought the boots. He wore them once. Just to remember they still fit. That is all this book asks of you.
Rants and Views
Essays. Notes. OSFN Origins. The thinking that happens before the conclusion.