Snigdha Ghosh is not just a writer—she is a quiet force. A Bengali storyteller with a soul steeped in emotion, resilience, and rhythm. Despite enduring multiple surgeries, she continues to trek mountains, play her guitar, and build worlds out of words.

Her stories are born from silence, pain, and inner fire. Whether it’s the ache of unspoken motherhood or the strength of a woman who walks alone, her pen refuses to flatter—it seeks the truth.

She has authored Antim Aalor Agei, a journey through spiritual twilight; Antorer Agnisnan, a burning dive into the core of self; and Gopon Matritwa: Nishabdo Protikkha,a deeply moving tale of silent motherhood. Each of her books carries a soul—each page holds a mirror.

For Snigdha, storytelling is not just craft. It’s a commitment to touch, heal, and awaken.

Her guiding belief: “Be good and Do good.”

And her silent wish? To live in the hearts of readers long after the story ends.

A writer who climbs, heals, and writes—with the same quiet courage