Fiction / Mythological & Adventure
Dwarka: The Golden Verdict
Some cities are meant to sink. Some truths are meant to surface.
Deepali Bakshi
“We write not to escape life, but to prevent life from escaping us.”
16 published books across fiction, poetry, and reflective writing — romance and psychological thrillers, mythological fiction, and short stories that sit somewhere between the two.
She writes about the spaces between certainty and doubt, connection and distance: the emotions most of us carry quietly, and the ordinary moments that turn out to have decided everything.
What my writing explores
Emotional Stories
- Stories that give voice to the emotions we often carry in silence, revealing the beauty, vulnerability, and strength of the human heart.
Real Connections
- Writing that explores relationships, timing, misunderstandings, and the invisible threads that connect people across their lives.
Inner Reflection
- Reflections that encourage self-awareness, personal growth, and a deeper understanding of ourselves and the journeys we share.
The complete shelf
All 16 books
Dwarka: The Golden Verdict
A Destined Mismatched: Canada
Love Me Like a K-Drama
Beyond The Milestones
My Love AI
We Are The Modern World
He Loves Me He Loves Me X
A Thousand Miles Apart
Seven Versions of My Valentine
Broken Cube
Zoo Ming In Panorama
Saturday Sparks
Twin Flame
Twinflame: Book II
The Light Was Orange
In The Fall Of Time
What readers say
Love Me Like A KDrama, is a must read for every girl who holds unrealistic expectations from her partner because of being carried away by the fictional men in books or on screen. It’s a much needed wake up call that today’s young generation needs. Interesting nuances and observations of Indian and Korean culture differences. A book like this is needed in today’s Instagram culture where people don’t live in the moment but for likes and shares.
Seven Versions Of My Valentines is a sweet romcom where sometimes you will find yourself laughing your heart out while other times this book will make you reflect on what love actually is and which kind of love would you want to choose, if given the opportunities.
I thought this was an excellent novel and I could relate to it totally, having taught for many years. Teaching seemed to encourage connections that were slightly more than friendship, perhaps undefined, yet very special, and this book captured the nature of one.
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