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Manoranjan Byapari s autobiographical novel is a relentless record of ordeals, with no hope in sight

Manoranjan Byapari s autobiographical novel is a relentless record of ordeals, with no hope in sight
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Review of Manoranjan Byapari s The Runaway Boy

Updated: February 08, 2021 11:20 IST Manoranjan Byapari asks the simplest but toughest questions through his boy protagonist in the first part of this scathing, semi-autobiographical trilogy Share Article AAA Manoranjan Byapari asks the simplest but toughest questions through his boy protagonist in the first part of this scathing, semi-autobiographical trilogy Manoranjan Byapari is unique among Indian writers because he comes from the working class. In that, he represents a huge swathe of our population that is born in anonymity, toils without honour, is exploited ruthlessly, and dies without redress. These people go unnoticed in the India of Mercs and condos because they cannot make themselves heard at best, they can depend on a middle-class author to lend them voice and presence. Byapari is exceptional because he is one of them, but with the decisive ability to write his experience, which he brings out raw and bleeding in his books. As he said in an interview, “I write be

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