Author of The Question Mark Series, a set of non-fiction books that deals with many of the “hot button subjects” of our time: Free Will, Love, Happiness, God, Truth, Islam, Sex and Speech.

Author of the fiction book Trilogy, the "story of a middle-aged man, who abandoned his trucking business and left his wife, sons, and a joint family of parents, cousins and faint acquaintances longing to meet love and peace and happiness, in that order. The events that follow didn’t happen to exactly the same people; rather they are many peoples’ stories culled together to make one history. And these are obscure people, yesterday’s newspaper’s people; people whose actual names may never find a mention in the book, but whose stories are there nevertheless; people whom everybody spoke of for an instant, and forgot about the next; but whose histories have a right to life even without them. In a way, every person who’s ever been in the news rents us his story and the freedom to fit it into the story of mankind. A writer isn’t always privy to his character’s total history; much of what we write is conjuncture and intuition – for even writers who take a bird’s eye view of the world, do not get a God’s eye view of it”.

The book traces the story of six generations of a family – through birth, tragedy, beauty and hope – seeking to unravel their truths while the story meanders to its drunken dizzy end. “But more than truth, it’s a story about love – like all stories are, one way or the other. And every writer lives in the hope that she doesn’t have to choose between love and truth – and conclude that it is either or neither".

Both the fiction and non-fiction books are currently in their final rounds of editing prior to publishing.