Manas Joshi is a writer drawn to themes of memory, solitude, and the quiet weight of time. With a deep appreciation for introspective storytelling, he crafts narratives that linger long after the final page—stories that are not just read, but felt.
In My Winter’s "Spring" Night, Manas explores the fleeting nature of human connection, the way certain moments define us, and the ache of something lost yet never fully forgotten. Much like the protagonist, he believes that some encounters are meant to slip away, leaving behind only echoes that shape the soul.
Manas Joshi is also the author of To My Mother, a deeply existential and introspective novel that delves into despair, human suffering, and the search for meaning. While To My Mother explores the weight of a life shaped by failure and regret, My Winter’s "Spring" Night captures the quiet sorrow of fading love and time’s inevitable erasure.
When not writing,...