Karun Sha

Karun Sha has always been lost-happily, deliberately, and often at midnight. Born in a small town where the streetlights flickered out at 9 PM, Karun spent most of his childhood beneath the covers with a torch and a book, convinced that the best stories lived in the spaces between shadows.

He has wandered through rainforests, slept in desert camps, and once spent an entire winter in a lighthouse that no longer had a light-just to see what silence sounded like. Everywhere he went, he collected whispers, odd dreams, and the half-finished tales that locals had forgotten.

Today, Karun lives where the moon finds him-sometimes by the sea, sometimes in the mountains, always with a notebook and a restless pen. He believes that every child is born with a map inside them, and that growing up only means learning to read it again.

The Unfinished Map of Midnight is one of his best book, but he insists it was written by him alone. He says the stories were already there-in the blank spaces-and he simply had the courage to listen.