The first part of the Pillscape Trilogy.
Kiran; a "lazy" teenage boy, living in a remote village, loves to wander around raw nature spots, finds out the strange occurrences happening around his village; leading him into accidentally discovering one mysterious object; which draws him into the brutal secret mission crafted by scientists world wide.
The mystery object forces Kiran to suffer through different timelines of human evolution process; and with no information about what was the whole purpose behind the mission; he embarks into helpless ventures. The absurd encounters Kiran has with the signature species’ of different timelines; makes Kiran develop a new way of thinking about the whole human existence.
With more time spent inside the mission; Kiran finds out the dark purpose behind the highly scientific mission. The new way of thinking he developed from his absurd ventures; forces him to organise a plot to sabotage the dark mission.
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Abhinand.T
Abhinand.T (born November 7,1999, Kollam, Kerala) a newly risen Indian novelist, known for his debut novel “The Accidental Ventures of Kiran” (2024) which is a mix of picaresque and science fiction genre. The second son of Mr Thulasi.C and Mrs Sudha, has an elder brother, Aravind. T.
Abhinand earned his graduate degree in Malayalam Literature, and his post graduate degree in English Literature, both from Kerala University. He successfully achieved the certificate of UGC NET in English Literature, which is an exam conducted in India to determine the qualification for Assistant Professor in Indian universities and colleges.
He is passionate about writing and which encouraged him to become a full-time writer, specialized in existential philosophy. He is against the Alienation, Escapism and Selfishness widespread across the post-modern world, a major theme of his debut novel.
