Sameer ul haq, writing under the pen name S.U. HAQ, is an emerging voice in epic fantasy and political fiction. Born in 2006 and hailing from India, Sameer is a young learner and an enthusiastic reader whose storytelling is shaped by a deep fascination with the mechanics of power and the resilience of the human spirit.

As a dedicated world-builder, Sam draws from a vast and diverse literary landscape. His work seeks to bridge the grand, philosophical scale of Leo Tolstoy and George R.R. Martin with the intricate, clockwork tension of Agatha Christie and Philip K. Dick. Deeply influenced by the evocative, soul-stirring prose of R.K. Narayan and Ruskin Bond, he brings a grounded, human heart to the sweeping drama of Mesotolia and the Raven Islands.

Representing a new generation of thinkers, S.U. HAQ explores the shifting ideologies of our time through the lens of high-stakes espionage and religious drama. Whispers is his debut novel—the first movement in the trilogy A Symphony of Sorrow, Tears, and Death. For Sam, every great story begins with a single, quiet spark in the mind.