Chakrabhand launched his writing career when ‘Suwannee Sukhonta’, the pseudonym of his senior at Silpakorn University, was editor of the magazine ‘Lalana’ in 1973. She commented upon his potential for writing and he thought it would be fun to give it a try. His debut articles appeared in Lalana under the pen name ‘Sasivimol’ accompanied by his own illustrations. His writing covers a variety of topics, including beauty tips, art reviews and interviews. Following his trip visiting the sites and art of Europe, his articles, entitled Sasivimol on Tour, which appeared in the magazine from 1974 to 1975, became very popular. They were compiled into a book that was reprinted in three editions. It received an award for Best Non-Fiction writing at the UNESCO book award at the National Book Fair in 1976.

          In 1977, Sasivimol’s Diatribes, a compilation of his early columns, emerged in print, followed by Dear Sasivimol in 1982, a collection of his answers to his readers’ innumerable questions on a variety of topics. He stopped writing the column in 1978 before resuming his writing career at the Ploy Kam Petch magazine.