Aishu writes stories for people who feel deeply, wait quietly, and often tell themselves they will live fully “someday.”

Her work lives at the intersection of storytelling and self-reflection, exploring themes of time, fear, control, love, and the moments we keep postponing because we believe tomorrow is guaranteed.

She does not write to offer solutions or motivation.
She writes to sit with the reader—to slow them down, to make them notice, and to remind them that life is already happening.

Tomorrow Is My Last Day reflects her belief that stories don’t need to be loud to be powerful, and that sometimes the most important changes begin in silence.