Poems, Essays and Shuchhut

Fal’s Boy: Poems, Essays, and Shuchhut is a thought-provoking literary collection that blends short fiction, reflective essays, and poetry into a deeply personal exploration of faith, identity, race, and the human search for meaning.
Written over a lifetime of curiosity and reflection, the book invites readers into an intimate dialogue—one person to another—about God, belief, culture, and moral responsibility. Rather than offering ideology or instruction, the author asks questions: How well are we known by others, and how well do we know ourselves? How do history and heritage shape our understanding of ourselves? Is faith the matrix of reality? Are facts always subject to individual interpretation? How far can Truth be stretched before it becomes False?
Through allegorical stories set in the surreal town of Shuchhut, alongside autobiographical reflections and spiritual meditations, the book examines political systems, social contradictions, and personal conscience with humor, insight, and quiet intensity. The tone is contemplative, often playful, sometimes challenging—but always grounded in lived experience.
This collection is ideal for readers who enjoy philosophical literature, Christian inquiry, spiritual reflection, and introspective writing that resists easy answers. Fal’s Boy is not a manifesto or a memoir. It is a conversation—about belief, belonging, and the enduring human need to understand who we are and why we are here.