tushar sharma

Writer

Tushar Sharma still remembers the smell of cheap photocopy paper he used to print his first short story in college, and that tactile love of words has never left him. Over the past decade he’s turned early obsessions—dog-eared paperbacks, late-night poetry readings, reporting for small-town weeklies—into bylines in national magazines, ghost-written memoirs for CEOs, and scripts for documentary shorts that picked up festival mentions. He writes, quite simply, because stories help people feel less alone; the day they stop doing that, he’ll probably stop too.