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ORangutan takes place in the fictional village of Fufi, where people are silent, work hard, and want freedom but result to unethical means.
But when is the mind without fear? When is the head held high? Where is knowledge free? Where is a world with no lie?
A withering tree jostled against another; spring approaches for the mountains. Dried leaves say goodbye, losing their color, head held high, knowing there's no morning for another.
I've started to firmly believe in magic. It happens; it is true. The days of future and past are uncertain. This moment, the one before spring? It's the only one that's true.
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Parth Dubey
"ORangutan" is the seventh self-published work of author Parth Dubey.
Published not long after the sixth work, "Biplo?," Parth believes in building a world that is real, raw, honest, and brutal. There are no threads of lies in the web of his stories. Every one is significantly different than the rest, yet they all seem to have strong emotions.
Parth's fifth work, "Amber: ചാർഡ്," focuses on how even the strongest of emotions can turn bitter. It also includes his first play, "Phenomenon, Noumenon."
The author has also published a short story collection titled "15: Tales Never Told" and is working on a comic and another short story collection as well.
