Manisha Sukhyani worked as a non-fiction writer for a decade. Even though she was fine with her salary, she always had a longing to find something that would make her forget the whole world. It was during Covid when she had no work to do. Strolling through streets or exploring the mountains wasn’t an option anymore. It was in those times, she decided to give a try to fiction writing. And she self-published her first horror story for young adults “Curse of the Woods”. From then on, there was no going back.

She steadily transitioned from non-fiction to fiction, a journey marked by early success. Her first published story, "Trapped in Infinity," appeared in a magazine. This was quickly followed by Ukiyoto Publishing recognizing her talent and publishing her heartwarming children's book, "A Thousand Miles for Amma."

Now she is dedicated to crafting stories that transport her readers to new worlds, spark their imagination, and leave them with something learned – whether it's about far-off places, timeless morals, or the power of a single word.