Professor Vikas Sharma is a distinguished author, poet, and researcher, known for his work in both Hindi and English literature. He serves as a Professor in the Department of English at Chaudhary Charan Singh University, Meerut (UP). He wrote his debut novel, Raah Ke Patthar (2021), in Hindi, which explores Hindu-Muslim unity and received widespread appreciation from readers. Professor Sharma is not limited to writing fiction only. He has also edited four anthologies on poetry, prose, and drama under the title Epiphanies. His literary portfolio includes several novels, such as Love’s Not Time’s Fool, I.A.S. Today, 498A: Fears and Dreams, Medicine: Light in Twilight, Ashes and Fire, Hope Against Hope, Ideas and Events, Tomorrow and Tomorrow and Tomorrow, SANA, Never Together Never Apart, Media Revolution 2030, and Love and Ego. Many of his novels have been incorporated into the syllabi of undergraduate and postgraduate courses in multiple universities, and scholars are conducting research on his novels. His novels have also been translated into various Indian languages, and ten critical books have been published on his literary contributions as of present. His expertise also encapsulates literary criticism as he has written five notable books in the field: Treatment of History in Indian English Novels, Romantic Sensibility in the Prose Works, Essays, and Journals of Emerson and Thoreau, Novel as an Art Form: With Special Reference to Anglo-Indian Artists, Six Major Poets: A Critical Study, and Female Gaze in Bollywood. Additionally, he serves as the General Secretary of the Association for English Studies of India (AESI).