Amma's Love Poetry was not written as a project or a publishing goal — it was written from life. The book is deeply inspired by my own journey, memories, and the bond I share with my mother. Through poems filled with love, gratitude, emotion, and reflection, the collection becomes more than poetry; it becomes a personal story told through verses. Every page carries fragments of emotions that many children silently hold for their mothers — the sacrifices they witness, the strength they admire, and the love that often remains unspoken. Looking back, this book was the first step into my journey as an author and the foundation from which every future story began.
Love is not always spoken — it lives in what a mother silently endures.
★ Ranked #10 in Amazon's Bestsellers for Science Fiction ★
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The origins of Looped began long before the book itself existed. It was born during conversations with my friends while we were planning ideas for a short film. What started as discussions, theories, imagination, and late-night creative exchanges slowly transformed into something larger. At first, Looped was imagined as a standalone story. But while building the world of the first book, the universe kept expanding. New ideas appeared, hidden possibilities emerged, and what was once a single concept slowly evolved into a larger science-fiction saga. Driven by curiosity for science, mystery, and the unknown, Looped became my entry into speculative fiction and the beginning of a world that continues to grow beyond its original vision.
What if time is not a river moving forward, but an ocean with no shore?
With Looped: Echoes of Veloria, the universe built in the first book grows further into unexplored territory. What once began as a single idea evolves into a larger mythology filled with hidden truths, unanswered questions, and deeper layers of world-building. This book represents the next stage of the journey — not only for the story itself but also for me as a writer. It allowed me to push beyond the foundations of the first novel and explore a wider creative landscape where mystery, imagination, and possibility continue to collide.
Every echo carries the ghost of something that once dared to be real.
Inspired by life between work, people, and quiet moments.
This story comes from the spaces between reality and observation. Between the Noise and Silence draws inspiration from workplaces, colleagues, conversations, emotions, and moments that silently stay with us. Some experiences influenced me, some triggered thoughts, and some became questions that stayed in my mind. The story is not a direct retelling of anyone's life. Instead, it blends inspiration from real environments and emotions with fictional elements to create a psychological slice-of-life journey. At its heart, the book explores people hidden behind everyday routines — their dreams, struggles, loneliness, ambitions, and the silence that exists beneath the noise of life.
Behind every ordinary face is an extraordinary story no one thinks to ask about.
Folklore, fear, and stories whispered through childhood.
Nizhal is inspired by local folklore stories, village legends, and tales heard during childhood — stories passed from person to person, carrying mystery, fear, and imagination. The concept later evolved through discussions with friends and slowly merged with my own fictional perspective. What began as conversations and memories transformed into something darker — blending folklore with horror and psychological elements. Nizhal aims to explore the shadows hidden inside stories we grew up hearing… and ask what happens when those shadows begin to take form.
The stories your grandmother whispered in the dark were warnings, not tales.
06Mythological Epic · Veera Stree Kathaas — Book I · Upcoming
UTTARA
The first step into a world I always wanted to create.
Uttara: The Mother of the Unborn Empire is the opening chapter of my upcoming mythological fiction series, Veera Stree Kathaas. The idea behind this series comes from something that stayed with me since childhood — growing up with the Mahabharata and other legends, one thought always remained: what about the women in these stories? Their emotions, sacrifices, fears, strengths, and untold perspectives. That question slowly became the seed of this series. Through my own fictional lens and world-building approach, Veera Stree Kathaas aims to explore these forgotten voices. Uttara becomes the first story in that journey — a tale of legacy, motherhood, destiny, and survival. More than a book, this series is a dream project. A world I hope will one day redefine my journey as an author.
She did not survive the war. She chose to outlast it.
RED WAVE is an awareness-driven work exploring menstruation through health, education, social realities, and human understanding. Born from years of observations, conversations, and questions inspired by the women who shaped my life — starting from my mother, relationships, and family stories. The deeper the exploration went, the more the vision expanded — covering menstrual health, different phases, products, period poverty, social stigma, emotional experiences, and the everyday realities faced by women across different environments. The vision behind RED WAVE is to create an accessible and meaningful work not only for women, but also for men — to understand, learn, support, and care. More than a book, RED WAVE is a journey of research, respect, and understanding.
What remains unspoken does not disappear — it waits to be understood.
An awareness journey — breaking the silence around menstruation through research, respect, and empathy.
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The Author
Sathyaraj Natarajan is an author and visual storyteller from Piravom, Kerala, India, whose creative journey moves across literature, cinema, visual media, and world-building. His works are shaped by emotion, imagination, mythology, and cinematic thinking — often drawing inspiration from personal experiences, observations, and the worlds hidden within everyday life.
His journey began with Amma's Love Poetry, a deeply personal collection. He later expanded into science fiction through the Looped series, born from creative discussions with friends, and explored human emotions through Between the Noise and Silence.
Currently developing Veera Stree Kathaas — an ambitious mythological fiction series reimagining epic narratives through the perspectives of women, beginning with Uttara: The Mother of the Unborn Empire.
Sathyaraj Natarajan is a Visual Engineer working in the AV industry with a focus on LED wall systems and large-scale event visuals. Currently part of the visual ecosystem at PXL Media, he has contributed to more than 24 live shows and productions, working across concerts, exhibitions, sports events, cultural programs, corporate experiences, and large-scale live environments.
His work spans multiple stages of LED visual workflows including installation, system setup, programming, visual mapping, content execution, and live showcase operations — helping transform creative concepts into immersive visual experiences across stages and display environments.
His creative journey originally began through visual effects and animation, later expanding into film restoration and archival workflows before evolving into live event visual engineering.
Combining technical execution with cinematic thinking, he continues exploring the intersection of technology, storytelling, and visual experiences.
Sathyaraj Natarajan worked within digital film restoration workflows at Prime Focus Technologies, Mumbai, gaining experience in archival restoration environments and production-style restoration pipelines.
Working with DIAMANT Film Restoration — a high-end restoration platform widely used by film archives, post-production facilities, and restoration studios internationally — he contributed to restoration workflows involving archival and production content.
His experience included participation in projects such as Lakachi Gosta and Juari, while also working with restoration content connected to the National Film Archive of India (NFAI) ecosystem.
Working within archival restoration environments provided exposure to restoration pipelines, preservation standards, quality review processes, collaborative workflows, and timeline-driven production execution associated with heritage film content. This journey further strengthened his cinematic perspective before moving into large-scale visual engineering and immersive event experiences.
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In Conversation with Sathyaraj Natarajan
Writing Across Time, Emotion, and Expanding Worlds.
Q: Your writing traverses vast cinematic landscapes—what draws you to these expanding worlds?
A: "For me, world-building isn't just about geography or lore; it's about the emotional resonance of the spaces the characters inhabit. When a world expands, so does the capacity for deeper, more complex human emotions."
Q: How do time and history play a role in your storytelling?
A: "History is the anchor. Whether we are in a futuristic setting or an ancient empire, the human condition remains remarkably constant. Time is just the canvas we use to paint those enduring struggles."
Q: What do you hope readers take away from your work?
A: "I want them to feel like they've lived another life. If a story can make you forget your own reality, even for a moment, and adopt the profound emotions of someone else, then I've done my job."
