Vijay Dias is a novelist and global leadership practitioner whose work explores power, responsibility, and the human cost of silence. Drawing on more than two decades of international experience across diverse cultures and complex institutional environments, his writing reflects a deep understanding of how systems function—and how individuals navigate them when moral clarity is tested.

He holds an MBA from Liverpool John Moores University, United Kingdom, and his professional journey has taken him across the United States, Latin America, the Caribbean, Eastern Europe, Russia, and India. These cross-cultural experiences have shaped his interest in authority, legacy, and the unseen dynamics that influence decision-making within organizations and societies.

The Monday marks a convergence of his long-standing engagement with questions of leadership and accountability, translated into a work of fiction. Rather than offering answers, his storytelling examines moments of pressure—when power shifts, silence carries weight, and choices reveal their consequences.

Vijay’s approach to writing is reflective and disciplined, favoring restraint over spectacle and moral complexity over simple resolution. His work invites readers to observe closely, question assumptions, and consider what remains when procedure ends and responsibility begins.

He lives with his wife, Sheela, and their son, Juan, and continues to write at the intersection of human behavior, ethical tension, and narrative depth.