Sandeep Sharma is an academic of Indian origin, born in Shimla, Himachal Pradesh, India. He earned his PhD in Semiotics, focusing specifically on the works of Jacques Derrida and RK Narayan. Currently, he serves as an Assistant Professor of Comparative Literature at Government College, Solan (HP), India, and has held academic positions at several state-run colleges, including GC Daulatpur Chowk, GC Nahan, GC Rampur Bushahr, and GC Diggal.

Sandeep Sharma is also the Associate Editor for In Translation (Université Badji Moktar de Annaba) and Traduction et Langues (University of Oran 2). He has written numerous lessons for the undergraduate students at the ICDEOL, HP University, and has authored eight books, which he generously shares on academia.edu for free, particularly aimed at students facing financial hardships.

His academic research has been presented at notable conferences, including Derrida Today at Goldsmiths University, London; the First International Applied Linguistics Conference (IALC) in Algeria; and the World Semiotic Conference at the University of Macerata, Italy.

Sandeep Sharma’s contributions to research and linguistics were recognized with the Award of Academic Excellence in 2022 by the Arab Translators’ Association. He has published widely in both academic and literary journals, including SIL International (US), The Yellow Medicine Review (Southwest Minnesota State University), PoetryXHunger (Maryland State Arts Council, US), Impspired (UK), The Ekphrastic Review, Southwest Word Fiesta (Silver City, New Mexico), Lothlorien Poetry Journal (US), The Anguillian (Anguilla), and In Translation (Algeria), among others.

His book on Translation Studies is used as a reference in universities across Africa, Ukraine, and India.