Tanvi Nishchal has been writing since she was a mere teenager. Her love for theatre started when she was in school taking part in almost everything that had drama spelt on it. Her talent was recognised by her English teacher Mrs. Shefali Walter who she owes almost everything she is today. She was introduced to Haiku, a Japanese form of poetry accidentally during the Katha Workshop that had been organized by CBSE. Under the guidance of her guru Mrs Kala Ramesh, an eminent haiku poet she was able to compose it and has been getting published in international journals such as cattails, failed haiku and many more. Her short stories have also been published in books such as Born too Soon and existing loudly. She has a Master’s degree in English and have been voluntarily working in government schools near her home. Writing is oxygen for her as it is only through words, she is able to express herself. Her love to read the Godfather and poems. Her mantra for writing is that in order to write well one needs to be an avid reader. She would like to take this opportunity and acknowledge Mr Siddharth Chauhan for providing her with the scope to improve. Tanvi is NET qualified and currently she has been pursuing Bachelor's in education and preparing for CTET along with teaching public speaking and creative writing skills at Yuno Learning.