Aisha Arshad is a writer whose work explores power, silence, moral collapse, and human endurance within oppressive systems. Her fiction is marked by a quiet intensity, focusing on lives shaped by structures that reduce human experience to numbers, error, or profit.
She holds advanced degrees in English literature and has completed doctoral research in the field. Where the Lantern Breaks: Stories from the Market of Bones is her literary debut, offering allegorical narratives that bear witness to survival without sentimentality and resistance without spectacle.