Storyteller. Thinker. Chartered Accountant.

By day, I deal in precision-ledgers, audits, and the symmetry of numbers. But beneath the surface, there's a different rhythm. A pulse that beats in metaphor, memory, and meaning. I don't write stories. They come to me-sometimes whispered, sometimes screamed-demanding to be shaped into words.

Two stories live here already. More are coming. I never chase them. I wait. And when they arrive, I surrender.

I'm drawn to the tension between reason and faith. The quiet war between duty and desire. The beauty in brokenness. If you've ever questioned what you were taught, or felt like your thoughts are too wild for your world-welcome. You've found a kindred pen.

I read philosophers like Russell and Kant, not to escape reality but to understand its bones. I'm as interested in why we believe as what we believe. I love exploring human nature, contradictions, moral grey zones, and the divine silence between questions.

Here, you'll find fiction that reflects life as it is-flawed, sacred, conflicted. Stories where characters wrestle with love, loss, and sometimes God. Where inner battles matter as much as outer ones. Where the extraordinary hides in the mundane.

This is more than storytelling. This is soul excavation.

If you're here for tales that make you think, ache, reflect-or simply breathe a little deeper-stay a while. New stories are always circling. One might be arriving now.
  • JoinedFebruary 4, 2025



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