Some stories are told to the world. Others are whispered to the soul.
Mine began in a small corner of my childhood, where my father spun memories into tales, and I—wide-eyed and word-hungry—scribbled them down, unknowingly stepping into the magical, untamed world of storytelling.

I’m Supriya Parulekar, and writing isn’t something I do—it’s something I live. Stories found me early, nestled in my father’s recollections, echoed in bedtime requests from my curious little daughter, and later, flowed through me when life was heavy and the heart needed healing. What began as therapy turned into a calling, a passion that has shaped every chapter of my journey.

My stories are drawn from life—not the grand, dramatic moments, but the quiet glances, the unsaid truths, the familiar strangers, the heartbreaks, the hopes, and the cities that whisper their secrets if you pause to listen. I’m often the silent one in the room, absorbing it all. And then, I write.

Reading has been a lifelong companion — from textbooks and hoardings, to the scent of freshly printed books, words have always pulled me in. They’ve taught me, shaped my creativity, and helped me become the writer I am today.

To read is to feed the fire of creativity. Books, after all, don’t just inform; they transform.

As much as I cherish the old-world romance of books—the crisp scent of fresh paper, the intimate joy of flipping pages—I also embrace the digital age. It’s a bridge between hearts and continents, between the storyteller and the seeker. It has made the world smaller, louder, and wonderfully accessible.

Writing, for me, began as a form of healing — a way to rise from personal pain and transform it into something meaningful. My debut novel, ‘A Soulful of Lie’ was born during such a phase, and it reaffirmed my belief that strength can come from vulnerability. I don’t write in my free time — I make time to write because it’s what fuels me.

And yes, I am a feminist—because I believe in equality, not noise. Feminism, to me, is not a label to wear; it’s a lens through which I see the world—fair, balanced, inclusive. My stories carry that belief, subtly but surely.

Through it all, I remain a seeker of stories—yours, mine, and those still waiting to be told.



Through my books and on social media, I strive to connect with readers, fellow writers, and dreamers who believe in the beauty of stories. If there’s one message I can leave behind, it’s this: Follow your passion, find strength in your journey, read endlessly, and never stop creating.

So, if you’re here, welcome. Let’s journey together through the written word—where imagination is endless, emotions are raw, and every story matters
Welcome to my world of words.

— Supriya Parulekar