Lucky Sharma writes from the quiet places most people try to escape — the corners of memory, silence, and longing. Her words are born from observation and emotion, woven gently into stories that feel like both confession and comfort.
For her, writing isn’t just art — it’s therapy. Each sentence becomes a whisper of truth, each story a step toward understanding what it means to be human. Through her work, she explores the language of fear, the weight of overthinking, and the fragile beauty of healing.
Her debut, Softened by One, touched hearts for its honesty and emotional depth — a collection that spoke to anyone who’s ever been lost and still found the courage to stay kind.
Her second book, Held, Not Healed, continues that journey — a lyrical exploration of trauma, friendship, and resilience. It reminds readers that healing is not a destination but a process, and sometimes the bravest thing we can do is to keep holding on.