Join hundreds of thousands of satisfied members who previously spent countless hours searching for media and content online, now enjoying the hottest new Books, Magazines & Comics on alphafunzone. I read the English translation published by Sahitya Akademi While it was badly edited it touched the core of a sceptical reader inside me Absolutely brilliant an edge of the seat thriller and a hard hitting story intelligently written this is a book that has set me off to explore Tamil books It is based on a true carnage of 1967 in which 42 Harijans were burnt to death in a landlord peasant clash This is a sad book An extremely sad one that when it ends will make you want to jump through the pages to the time and place and support Gopal one of the protagonists This book will make you uestion the importance of revolutions and their position vis a vis struggles It will make you ponder over the individuality associated with social movements that every revolution has its seeds in the self interest of the sufferers And whether revolutions and struggles are really inevitable?Indira Parthasarathy at the same time shows immense narrative talent throughout the book which reaches a crescendo in the last couple of pages Take this for instance Death cries rent the air like a protest finally voiced or this Revolution shall never cease to be If it ceases it ceases to be a revolution Even the tagline is a strong statement and a tribute in itself 'Story of a revolt against oppression' when it is actually the other way roundTotally worthy of the Sahitya Akademi Award that it won I just wish it to have been edited better

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