Amrinder Sahota writes about the stories people inherit and what happens when they begin to question them.

In Mrig: Reborn in the Mahabharata, that question becomes an epic fantasy about rebirth, friendship and the cost of power. Sun and Moon: One Tree, Many Names follows a personal search through ancestry, Punjab’s heritage and family memory toward a wider understanding of belonging.

The Day She Wasn’t Dead explores second chances through time-travel fiction.

His work explores identity through both imaginative fiction and reflective nonfiction.