Anindita Ghose is a Mumbai-based writer and journalist known for her sharp cultural insight and lyrical fiction. Her debut novel, The Illuminated, received critical acclaim for its nuanced portrayal of grief, womanhood, and shifting power dynamics in contemporary India.

Before stepping into the world of fiction, she led editorial roles at prominent publications, including serving as Editor of Mint Lounge and Features Director at Vogue India. Her journalism has spanned subjects such as design, travel, arts, and gender, and her voice continues to shape public discourse both in India and internationally.

She holds academic degrees in Linguistics and Semiotics from the University of Mumbai and in Arts and Culture Journalism from Columbia University. Anindita has also been awarded prestigious international writing fellowships, cementing her place as a rising literary figure with a global outlook. Balancing grace with grit, her work reflects a deep understanding of modern Indian society, especially through the lens of women’s experiences and personal transformation.