In the eerie, introspective fiction "Kathan," author Parth delves deep into the darkest recesses of the human psyche. This haunting and thought-provoking novel follows the harrowing journey of our protagonist, Kathan, whose inner voice has alienated him from his family and friends, pushing him towards the path of self-destruction and drug abuse.
Kathan, who had a promising future, has been pushed into a volcano of all things unethical and criminal by his malevolent inner monologue. Every person has faults, and the fact that most of us choose to ignore them has been conveyed diligently. Be it drugs, lust, or depression, Parth has written an "epitaph for Kathan," forcing us to confront our own thoughts, feelings, and desires, offering a mirror through which we can better understand our own inner landscapes.
Every decision Kathan makes, every person he encounters, and every moment he spends in solitude becomes a visceral exploration of the human capacity for darkness. It is a literary journey that will leave readers pondering the nature of existence and the boundless depths of the human soul.