Travels & Tales
The Social Fiction Trail
I don’t just listen to conversations – I listen to the silences in between. Here, I give those silences a voice.
Art imitates life, but I believe art should also fix life – at least on paper. These stories come from the mundane, the coffee shop chatter, the heavy truths people carry but rarely discuss. The quiet struggles, the invisible cracks, the overlooked injustices of daily life. I refuse to leave them broken.
Social Fiction
The Death Cleaner
A dark cinematic story about class, invisible labour and the women society looks straight through. Gritty, sharp and impossible to forget.
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Social Fiction
Monjulika
A quiet haunting story about the lives women carry in silence — written with the restraint of someone who knows the weight of a single detail.
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Social Fiction
A Pain to Live For
A story about the ache that becomes familiar and the love that complicates leaving. Tender, raw and written with an achingly careful hand.
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Social Fiction
Being a Girl
Where it all began — the very first story on Travels and Tales. The one that set the tone for everything that came after.
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