The Heaven of Freedom (a novel)

<p>This novel is a poetic quest for reaching the heaven of freedom via narrative that shuns conflicts and adheres to the appeasement that Gandhian passive resistance in politics signifies.</p><p>Characters in this novel cling to varied means to realize the goal of freedom. </p><p>Salim Khan goes for withdrawal. Sophie Juliet sticks to persuasion and Martin Julius clings to arbitrariness to seek the goal in the background of British Colonial clamp during pre- independence days in India.</p><p>Mind and matter in this novel transcend the usual giving space to the scary elements like The Bonga Phenomenon that overwhelms the story by its weird and unusual .</p><p>The Bongas are the tigers killed to crush the spirit of freedom struggle and Sophie Juliet without violent conflicts with her husband Martin Julius suffers the inevitable.</p><p>The story finishes on the question of doubt if Sophie Juliet was right or wrong but the glory of being useful in helping the seekers of freedom never gets obscured.</p><p>Readers are solemnly urged to participate in the completion of this narrative by permeating through the story and enjoying it by replacing the Author for Themselves as the Virtual Writers.</p>