Asma Rani, recipient of the 'Yuva Lekhak Sanman 2025', is a promising voice in contemporary literature. Her debut book, ‘এজাক পৰিভ্ৰমী চৰাই ’ (A Flock of Migratory Birds), marked the beginning of a compelling literary journey, and ‘Slaves of Desire’ stands as her second step forward in that path.

By profession, she is an advocate currently practicing at the Guwahati High Court. Alongside her legal career, she has nurtured a deep and enduring passion for literature since childhood. Her poems and short stories have been published in various magazines, newspapers, and multilingual anthologies, reflecting both versatility and emotional depth.

Her writing often emerges from the intersection of reality and imagination, blending lived experiences with introspective storytelling. In ‘Slaves of Desire’ she crafts narratives that are rooted in human emotions, yet shaped by the boundless scope of her creative vision.

She continues to immerse herself in the world of literature, with a quiet determination to contribute meaningfully to the field—planting
seeds of thought, emotion, and reflection that she hopes will grow and resonate with readers for years to come.