Publisher's Synopsis
THE OBSIDIAN EYE is a strange kind of a book. The inspiration for this literary work is taken from Lewis CarollA[a�a[s AliceA[a�a[s Adventures in Wonderland, and the fairy tale Puss in Boots. This novel is a long fable on the human condition with multiple adult twists. The tale, with all the forward and backward movements, has a clear trajectory. The journey begins in innocence and leads to knowledge that corrupts. On one level, it could be the story of Mr. Everyman or every animal. On another level, this feline saga of a cat with an attitude stands human logic on its head to present reality through the prism of a differently wired intelligence. The central character of this book gets to meet all manner of beings, animal and human, in situations both funny and disturbing. The civilizational angst of a rapidly ageing society blind to the invisible onrush of forces beyond human control is seen by THE OBSIDIAN EYE mirroring yetA[a�atoA[a�abeA[a�aborn realities hidden in the womb of Time.
