What if your whole life happened in a single day—and it wasn’t even your own?
One peculiar day, a boy stumbles into a house at the edge of the world—and finds that nothing, not even himself, is quite what he thought.
In this spellbinding journey through rooms that think, teacups that hum, clocks that refuse to tell time, and candles that laugh at you (yes, really), A Life in the Day of Me invites you to unravel your deepest truths—one odd, delightful, and quietly profound encounter at a time.
Guided by the mysterious Madam Blavatsky—a woman equal parts wise, whimsical, and just a little terrifying—the boy must navigate riddles, reflections, and the occasional talking cat, as he unlearns everything he thought he knew about logic, memory, time, and identity.
This isn’t a story about saving the world.
It’s a story about remembering yours.
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Aashish Rego
Aashish Rego is an award-winning composer, storyteller, filmmaker and creative visionary whose artistic career spans over two decades across the Indian and global entertainment landscape. Known primarily for his extensive body of work in music—where he has scored for over 150 television series and films and earned more than 350 awards—Rego brings to his literary debut the same depth, emotion, and resonance that defines his soundscapes.
A Life in the Day of Me marks his first foray into fiction, born not from ambition but from an unrelenting intuitive whisper that insisted the story be told. Woven during moments of personal reflection and deep spiritual inquiry, the book is both a return to childlike wonder and a departure from linear thinking—offering a poetic journey through metaphors, memory, and the metaphysical.
Though new to the publishing world, Aashish is no stranger to storytelling. His narratives have moved millions through music. Now, he shifts from melody to metaphor with a voice that is contemplative, luminous, and timeless. His writing style blends lyrical prose with philosophical undertones, reminiscent of authors like Antoine de Saint-Exupéry and Paulo Coelho, yet distinctly rooted in an Indian metaphysical and intuitive worldview.
Aashish is also a committed advocate for artistic communities. He serves as a founding member of several rights-based music organizations in India and mentors emerging creators in both the performing arts and spiritual wellness spaces.
He currently resides in Mumbai with his beloved partner, a circle of rescued animals, and an ever-growing collection of journals filled with questions that sometimes answer themselves. A Life in the Day of Me is not just a book—it is an invitation into his inner world and yours.
