Thus Endeth The Fiction Of Truth - Rayswarnadhir, Orphe
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The novel begins with prologue of the end of a trial of the possibility of another fiction of truth. The man wanting to raise new facts to revive the fiction for the second cycle got lost into the mist of uncertainty. The minority section of a majority of the followers of a particular religion of a multi-ethnic and multi-religious ancient civilisation were getting habituated to preach an intolerant idea of excluding every others.The people are adjusting themselves to the fascist ideology and their old religion of black magic and condemned to birth policy of social structure. So the "Fiction of…mehr

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Produktbeschreibung
The novel begins with prologue of the end of a trial of the possibility of another fiction of truth. The man wanting to raise new facts to revive the fiction for the second cycle got lost into the mist of uncertainty. The minority section of a majority of the followers of a particular religion of a multi-ethnic and multi-religious ancient civilisation were getting habituated to preach an intolerant idea of excluding every others.The people are adjusting themselves to the fascist ideology and their old religion of black magic and condemned to birth policy of social structure. So the "Fiction of Truth" was gradually becoming unacceptable to them. The novel describes the first cycle and its fall out on the society and how, the politicians of fanatic ideology, controlled the discourse through murdering of writers, creating communal riots, destroying religious places of other religions and lastly trying to establish all these deeds as justified by wining the elections in a democracy and thus after they came to power, one of the Media Houses showed their impotence to start the second cycle of the fiction. The novel ended there.
Autorenporträt
This is a trans-creation of his only novel published one year before in his mother tongue. He has also published a collection of poems, named 'Jonmobhumir Upokotha' and a collection of five stories named, 'Tamro-pollobe lekha panch' in Bengali. He resides, in India, at present. The picture is Adam-Eve under the apple tree in his pen drawing.