Issac Eapen is a prolific Malayalam writer with 200 short stories and novels along with over 100 literary studies. He has published 27 books to date, earning recognition such as the Abu Dhabi Shakti Award and the S.K. Pottekkatt Award. 

Eapen's narratives delve into the intricacies of human relationships, societal norms, and personal introspection, often set against the backdrop of Kerala's diverse landscapes. His short story collections, like Kattupoocha, showcase a keen observation of everyday life and cultural nuances, establishing him as a vital voice in contemporary Malayalam literature.

Eapen's works frequently incorporate coastal and sea motifs, drawing from Kerala's maritime heritage to explore themes of migration, resilience, and environmental interconnectedness. The sea serves as a metaphor for life's uncertainties and boundless possibilities in his stories, bridging human experiences with natural rhythms.