Reading, sightseeing, Walking in nature, Writing

Brinda L. Phokeerdass is a Mauritian writer and educator, known for her atmospheric blend of folklore, gothic mystery, and speculative fiction. Deeply inspired by the cultural heritage, landscapes, and untold stories of Mauritius, her writing often explores themes of memory, ancestral legacy, and the delicate line between myth and reality.

Her debut novel, Shadows Over Réduit, introduced readers to a haunting tale of generational guilt and supernatural echoes, setting the tone for her immersive and introspective storytelling. Subsequent works such as Echoes of the Island and Tales of the Unseen have further cemented her reputation for crafting narratives that evoke the island’s spirit—where every stone, sea breeze, and forgotten ruin carries a story waiting to be unearthed.

In addition to her fiction, Brinda has contributed essays on cultural memory and the power of storytelling, emphasizing the importance of preserving oral traditions in a fast-evolving digital world. As an..