Kshipra Moreker has redefined what it means to be a young author by achieving the rare feat of writing seventeen published books, each carrying an ISBN number granted by the Government of India. At such a young stage in life, this accomplishment alone makes her stand out, but it is only the beginning of her incredible journey in literature. Her books span diverse themes, from climate change and inclusivity to science fiction and poetry, reflecting both her versatility and her deep sense of purpose as a writer.
Her passion for storytelling has earned her widespread recognition and multiple awards at national and international levels. One of her early works, Learning from the Jungle, written specifically for neurodiverse children, was honored with the Jury Excellence Award at the National Young Authors Fair, where the panel included Pulitzer Prize–winning members. The same book also became a bestseller, placing third in sales during the fair and earning her an interview on NDTV, which amplified her voice to a larger audience.
Her science fiction writing has also received acclaim, with Icy Comet Takes Girl to Space winning the Golden Pen Award as a Jury choice selection, and Mathemagic being recognized as the Best Seller in the Science Fiction Genre. These achievements have not only been celebrated at book fairs but also highlighted by prominent media outlets such as The Hindu and Economic Times. Beyond individual awards, she has been consistently recognized as a bestselling author across multiple fairs for titles like Gen Covid and Pandemic X, Bleed Blue for CQASER, and Parallel Universe, among others.
Her poetry has also drawn praise, earning her the Golden Book Promising Pen Award for Girl Over the Moon on Sands of Time, and the 21st Century Emily Dickinson Award. She was also named “Young Adult Author of the Year” at the Kolkata Literary Carnival, where she received the honor in the presence of senior leaders from British Council, Amar Chitra Katha, and the Federation of Indian Publishers. International platforms have also celebrated her talent, with Disney International showcasing her work and its relevance for young readers.
With each book, Kshipra demonstrates not only her mastery of storytelling but also her ability to use literature as a way to explore complex topics like climate change, inclusivity, science, and emotional intelligence. Her recognition with the Commonwealth Queen’s Gold Award for her work on compassion and emotional resonance reflects her commitment to blending knowledge, creativity, and social impact.
Kshipra’s journey is one of persistence, brilliance, and imagination. From being honored as a bestselling young writer to receiving some of the most prestigious literary accolades, she has shown that passion, creativity, and dedication can pave the way for extraordinary achievements. Her growing body of work inspires readers of all ages and sets a powerful example of how young voices can shape the literary and intellectual landscape of the future.
