I’ve always been drawn to personal stories. Through them, I discovered the power of storytelling to bridge not only geographic distances but emotional ones—to make the invisible visible and give voice to what’s often left unspoken.

These aren’t just subjects I write about—they are lived experiences. My work examines the spaces between cultures, languages, and homes, exploring how our stories shift and evolve as we move through the world.

My published work includes Dear Baba: A Story Through Letters, recognized for its moving portrayal of human rights and personal resilience. I’m currently working on new projects that continue these explorations while delving deeper into the evolving nature of identity in a complex, modern world.

When I’m not writing, I reflect on the stories that shape us—the ones we carry, the ones we share, and the ones that connect us across time and space. I believe literature holds the power to deepen empathy and bring us closer to understanding ourselves and each other.