From experience to expression.
Growing up in Kolkata, Tanusree’s childhood was shaped by a healthy concoction of urban tales and folklore from around the world, instilling in her a deep sense of curiosity and a desire to express in words.
She started her writing career as a fashion and lifestyle correspondent for The Statesman while barely out of college. A trained fashion designer, Tanusree regularly wrote for national dailies like The Times of India and Hindustan Times, and later became the Kolkata correspondent for Femina magazine, writing under her maiden name Tanusree Chatterjee.
Taking a detour from her journalism career in 2006, Tanusree founded Inspiration Communications & Services, a Web-IT company in partnership with her husband. Leading as the content head, she honed her expertise in content development for the international market.
In 2020, a request from a client to ghost-write his biography revived her passion for creative writing and incidentally opened a whole new career path. Several similar projects followed as she started working on ghost-writing projects that turned out to be hugely successful.
Her flash fiction The Girl At The Bar, published on the online platform Medium, garnered international acclaim, giving her the impetus to follow her heart and finally start writing in her own name.