Anubhuti Bhattacharya, a writer with a heart as big as her name, draws inspiration from the vibrant tapestry of her life experiences. She was in the eighth standard when she first started writing here. The year was 2008 and life was good. People in school had started to recognise her for her writing, and her school crush told her she had read her romance novel called 'The Accidental Love'. She was residing in Guwahati, nestled amidst the beautiful landscape of Northeast India, cradled by the gentle banks of the Brahmaputra River.

The year is 2024 now. The years have passed shaped by the kaleidoscopic milieu of Delhi and Mumbai. She can no longer write cheesy werewolf novels or illicit affairs, but can now write about the universal truths of the human experience - love, loss, resilience, and hope.

Now residing in her childhood home, Anubhuti seeks to find the magic in her writing again.