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Face of Darkness chronicles experiences of an Indian illegal immigrant, Paul Dev, who travels an underground route through Lahore, Kabul, Samarkand, Krakow, and Amsterdam, finally reaching his cherished destination, England, where he is brutally murdered in a racially motivated killing. Having never left his village, he is struck by the newness, and liberality of foreign lands along the way. His anxiety, nervousness, and overwhelming uncertainty of illegal venture is soothed by many encounters with exotic females of unfamiliar lands. He experiences life-changing vision of Yama, the god of death, when he is left floating in a wine barrel in a clandestine crossing through frigid waters of the English Channel.
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Viewed through the unique lens of an immgrant, Wayward Brahmin offers a candid, often erotic, thought provoking tale of a young man's sruggle to cross a vast cultural bridge in search of a fulfilling life in America, all the while questioning the meaning of existence.
From the headiest of discourses on the structure of the universe to steamy interludes with beautiful campus, THE WAYWARD BRAHMIN is truly a garden of delights. Rare is the work so much to offer the intellect...and the baser instincts, as well. BR>BR>THE WAYWARD BRAHMIN tells the story of Mo, an Indian Brahmin with a doctorate in Physics and an indefatigable libido. After traveling to the U.S. with his friend Punjabi to complete his post graduate education, Mo finds himself haunted by the beautiful (and often forward) Americn women. Coming from a sexually repressive society, and possessing a |
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Breaking Out
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 A teenage boy struggling with the coming-of-age issues of sexuality, religion, and peer approval is overwhelmed, but soldiers on. After several years, he comes to understand the family forces that have left him so deeply troubled, and the process of |
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