This novel is a playbook on how to remain human in this modern Age of Narcissus obsessed with viral fame and external validation. This exploration of the frayed ends of sanity is pervaded with off-beat imagination, outdoor adventures, sense of place, zeitgeist-defining quandaries, satire, wordplay, and thought-provoking conundrums.

Were we able to foresee our future actions, even the steadfast determination to contradict our fate would become a self-fulfilling path. Joan embarked on such a roller-coaster when the skies became orange and the world as we knew it started to draw to a close. Little did she suspect that yesterday’s shortcuts beget tomorrow’s nightmares. Her day dawned with upheaval, one of seismic proportions. As a wannabe actress, her dream of world fame had been granted not by the sa...

This high fantasy novel is about a world before this world, a world that did exist and a world that might have existed. Chronicles of the Unremembered Age could be read as a sweeping outdoor adventure, a vast fresco of non-Western mythologies and social experiments, a cautionary tale, or a timeless playbook on how to be a full-fledged human being.

In a time before memory, in an earth before nations, fates became entangled by a portent. It was the day when the world before this world started to draw to a close. It befell in days of yore, it could happen again, anytime, anywhere. Warped by myriad iterations, shreds of events were twisted into yarns by myth-weavers to bequeath us universal truths. Such was the weft on which the Chronicles of the Unremembered Age were once woven.