EliteOne Stories

Ayesha Masood is a poet whose work dwells in the quiet, often unnoticed spaces of human experience. With a sensitivity to emotional nuance and an eye for the ordinary, her writing traces the subtle thresholds that shape our lives—between memory and movement, silence and expression, staying and letting go. Drawing from both personal reflection and…

Ranga Jagannath’s Conversations with Cookie enters contemporary nonfiction as an inventive blend of humour, introspection, and philosophical inquiry. At first glance, the premise—dialogue-driven essays between the author and his late Cocker Spaniel—seems whimsical, even eccentric. But beneath this playfulness lies a carefully constructed exploration of modern anxieties and the cultivated art of stepping away from…

In the book “The Last Chance and Other Arrangements of Thoughts,” the poet, Rajesh Bhatia, takes on a very difficult task: trying to cover almost every major human emotion in just twenty-nine poems. Instead of telling one long story, the book is organized like a bouquet of flowers. This is an important way to look…

There is a quiet revolution happening in Indian boardrooms, startup offices, and corner suites. More and more business leaders — founders, CEOs, managing directors, entrepreneurs, and senior executives — are publishing books. Not as a hobby, and not as vanity projects, but as a deliberate, strategic business decision. And behind many of those books, quietly…