Prachi Sharma Non-Member New

Writing family, inheritance, and what we carry

Fiction Nonfiction

Prachi Sharma is a creative nonfiction writer whose essays examine family, motherhood, inherited beliefs, cultural memory, and the stories that pass quietly between generations. Her work often begins with an ordinary moment—a child’s question, a family ritual, a remembered meal—and follows it into larger questions of identity, fear, love, silence, and what we inherit from those who came before us. Her writing has appeared in KQED Perspectives and MyndStories. Her work and publishing journey have also been featured by IndiaWest and Pleasanton Weekly.