Yes. An NDA is signed before any work begins and before any story is shared. I have never disclosed a client relationship without explicit consent, and I never will. Several of my most significant projects are not on this page for precisely that reason.

You do. Entirely. All copyright transfers to you upon final payment. My name appears nowhere unless you choose to credit me. The work is yours, the voice is yours, and the story is yours.

A full memoir or biography typically takes six to twelve months, depending on complexity and your availability for interview sessions. I do not rush work that is meant to last.

Yes. I regularly work with Indian founders and families based in the USA, UK, UAE, Singapore, and Canada. All meetings are conducted remotely. The work travels. The depth does not diminish with distance.

I am a writer, not a literary agent. I can advise on the publishing landscape and make introductions where appropriate, but I do not represent manuscripts or promise publication outcomes. My commitment is to the quality of the work, not its commercial placement.

One conversation tells both of us. I am looking for stories that genuinely matter. People with real depth, not just interesting credentials. If after our first call I do not believe I can serve the work well, I will say so honestly and we will part with mutual respect.

It is not a sales call. I will ask you about the story, not the project brief, not the desired word count, not the target audience. The story. What happened, what it cost you, what it gave you, and why it matters that someone else eventually reads it.

Two to three, at most. This is not a marketing position. It is a structural reality. The work requires full attention. I will not divide that attention across more projects than I can carry with complete presence.