Stories, Ideas, and Everything in Between
Hello, I’m Bijoyeti — a writer, entrepreneur, and creative soul based in Kolkata, India. Here, I’m excited to share not just my book, When the Clouds Come Down, but also my journey of personal growth, storytelling, and building meaningful businesses.
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Writing has always been my anchor, my way of navigating life, and now, it’s the space where I connect with you. Through my stories, I hope to offer you quiet reflections, gentle encouragement, and the reminder that you’re not alone on your journey. Whether you’re here for my work, my thoughts, or just a little inspiration, I’m so glad to have you here.
I wear many hats—each one shaping who I am and what I create. As an author, entrepreneur, artist, and speaker, my journey is built on storytelling, authenticity, and growth. Each role fuels the other, and together they help me connect with the world in meaningful ways.
About Me
A writer, entrepreneur, and creator based in Kolkata. Writing has always been my way of connecting with the world, and through my debut book When the Clouds Come Down, I’m sharing stories of quiet moments, healing, and reflection.
While I run businesses, write stories, and explore new projects, my passion for writing has always been my guiding light. On this site, you’ll find a blend of personal stories, reflections on entrepreneurship, and the journey of being an author. It’s not just about books — it’s about real, raw growth, and the courage to embrace your authentic self.
My Debut Book:
When the Clouds Come Down
You know how sometimes life feels too loud, too fast, and you just want something soft to hold onto? That’s what my book is.
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When the Clouds Come Down is a collection of short stories set in the rain-soaked hills of India. The kind of stories where nothing dramatic happens, but everything shifts quietly inside you. They’re about rain, memory, stillness, grief, and those small moments that we usually overlook.
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It’s not a book you rush through. It’s one you sit with, maybe on a rainy afternoon, maybe before bed, and let it remind you that slowness and silence also have their own kind of healing.
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If you’ve ever missed someone quietly, or loved a place without knowing why, I think this book might feel like home to you.
