What would you call a man watching his wife being burned to death? Every surface on the hands that he once caressed, dropped tears on, that he once held close to his chest, that left a heaviness on his heart—being charred, blackened as mud amid a rainfall.
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Parth Dubey
Parth Dubey, the author of "Amber: ചാർഡ്," is a poet, novelist, and now a playwright, born and raised in India. Drawing inspiration from the diverse people around him, Parth is a traveler at heart.
"Amber: ചാർഡ്" is his fifth self-published work, following the releases of "Kathan: An Epitaph to Be Buried," "Anvi: A Blessing to a Curse," and "Another Day in Fuckin' Paradise."
Parth also debuted his first short story collection, "15: Tales Never Told," in 2025.
What Parth sees is a world of his own. All the books he has written, until now, are connected in some manner and tell a much broader story, a much darker side of mankind, where the world is not simple anymore and the enemies with guns are the ones in your head and your heart.
