Originally from Nepal, Dr. Acharya embarked on his American journey in 2008, pursuing a Master's degree in Professional Writing at Kennesaw State University and currently an MFA student at Georgia College and State University. His academic journey includes a Master's in Women's Studies and a Ph.D. in Public Administration from Florida Atlantic University. Currently, he teaches a spectrum of subjects-Professional Writing, English, and Public Administration-at South Georgia State College in the USA. Dr. Acharya's literary footprint spans across genres from fiction to non-fiction, poetry, and translation. He has already published over a dozen books which are available on various online platforms. His debut English novel, "Running from the Dreamland," received acclaim, boasting an impressive 86% positive rating on Amazon. Venturing into academia, he published "Sex, Gender, and Disability in Nepal: Marginalized Narratives and Policy Reform" with Routledge. His literary contributions aren't confined to English; he has penned novels in Nepali, including "Mochan" (translated to "emancipation") and "Swapnabhumi," the Nepali translation of "Running from the Dreamland." Beyond publications, Dr. Acharya's short stories have earned accolades such as a Certificate of Excellence from the University of New Hampshire. In his personal sphere, happily married with two daughters residing in Nepal, he cherishes his deep-rooted passion for reading and writing. The author can be reached at @tulsirames (twitter account) Facebook page: Facebook (https://www.facebook.com/apersonwithbhav) Website: www.tulasiacharya.com