When it comes to storytelling, Ameena Saeed stands at the crossroads of intellect and imagination. A trained sociologist turned novelist, she brings an academic understanding of society, identity, and belief into a world colored by myth, mystery, and emotion. Her stories aren’t born in isolation—they are drawn from lived experiences, cultural nuances, and the quiet observations of human nature gathered over decades of teaching, travel, and reflection.

Born and raised in Old Delhi, Ameena chose a path few women of her generation dared to take. With a master’s degree in Sociology in hand, she set out alone to travel through Europe, seeking to understand not just the world, but herself. That journey marked the beginning of her lifelong commitment to independence and truth—a spirit that pulses through her work today. Her years as a professor and columnist sharpened her insight into human behavior, while her fascination with the supernatural gave her stories a unique depth that bridges the seen and unseen.

Her debut novel, The Son of Pride, emerged from a real-life incident that haunted her youth—a mysterious case of reincarnation in her Delhi neighborhood that blurred the line between the rational and the mystical. What began as a Hollywood screenplay evolved into a full-fledged novel exploring the eternal struggle between light and darkness, faith and fate.

Today, Ameena continues to write with the same passion that once drove her across continents. Her works invite readers to step into worlds where sociology meets spirituality, where myth meets modernity, and where every story reflects the profound beauty—and the restless questions—of being human.