Hi, I’m Shiro Kuma.
I write slow-burn stories—emotional journeys and character-driven narratives with sharp dialogue and weight. My style leans cinematic, clever, and deliberate. Sometimes poetic. Sometimes gritty. Always honest. I value a unique voice, but I also take pride in writing across tones and genres when the story demands it.

I started writing after a difficult breakup that shattered a seven-year relationship. From that heartbreak came a bear named Kuma—and story after story poured out, built from pain, grief, anger, and, eventually, healing.

My motto? “Your mind is a beautiful thing. Spend time with it and create wonderful things for people to enjoy—or not. But at least you did it.”

I want you to feel something when you read my work. Joy. Hurt. Connection. Like you walked with the characters. Like you understand.

Fun facts:
– I used to love em dashes. I've since... recovered. (Sort of.)
– I love cheese. All kinds. No shame.
– I’m originally from the Caribbean.
– Currently writing Registry House, a mystery-laced serial about file systems, disappearing identities, and the haunting quiet of institutional memory.