Literary fiction on displacement, faith, and the fragile hearts of the young — available worldwide in print and digital.
A perfect son. A devoted bride. A marriage the whole city admires, and a truth that lives quietly underneath it, waiting. Set in contemporary Jaipur, That Shade of Purple is a story about family, identity, and the courage it takes to stop pretending.
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A literary novel of displacement, intimacy, and myth-making. Saani, a product strategist from Pune, undergoes a quiet transformation in Lagos, where a near-death experience seeds a public myth that turns her into a symbol of divine revelation.
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The Hindi edition of Durga in Nigeria. The same meditation on displacement, faith, and myth-making — the story of an unknown Saanidhya and the birth of a self-made goddess — now told for Hindi readers, set against Navratri in a distant city.
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Set in Nagpur during the 2005–06 school year, this coming-of-age novel follows fourteen-year-old Piyush, an academic topper who looks strong on the outside but struggles quietly within. A story of bullying, friendship, and resilience — about the fragile heart behind every achiever's mask.
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The journey grows harder. Entering Class X hoping things will finally improve, Piyush instead meets new rivalries, jealousy, and quiet cruelty that chip away at his confidence. A story of invisible emotional wounds — and the friendships that become his strongest support.
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The saga returns to the very beginning — the earliest school years of innocence, wonder, and fear. First friendships, the dread of being left alone, the joy of recognition, and the ache of goodbyes. A warm, nostalgic reminder that every adult still carries the child they once were.
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He takes a job few men ever take — class teacher to a room of five-year-olds — and the world refuses to let it pass. Neighbours joke, fellow teachers look past him, and a society that measures a man by his work finds him wanting. Sanskaar Sir of Sr. KG A is a quiet story of holding your ground against every odd.
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Piyush Mahiskey is a novelist and Technology Architect based in Nagpur, India. He blends technical clarity with literary restraint to craft fiction that listens more than it speaks — drawing on festivals like Pola, Marbat, and Navratri as metaphors for catharsis and continuity.