Ardath

"Ardath" is a novel written by Marie Corelli during the Victorian era. The story follows Theos Alwyn, an atheist poet who is struggling to find meaning in life. Theos embarks on a spiritual journey that leads him to a monastery in the Caucasus mountains and ultimately to the mythical field of Ardath. This fantastical place becomes a gateway to another version of himself that transcends time and space. The novel is rich with supernatural and gothic themes, and explores the concept of the self and spirituality. It is an epic work that will take readers on a journey they won't soon forget.