Rage Against The Dying Of The Light
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- Author: Dr Shishir Srivastav
- Publisher: Quignog
- Language: English
- Pages: 302
- Edition: Standard Edition
- ISBN: 9789387004344
About the Book
This powerful and emotionally intense novel by Dr Shishir Srivastav explores the fragile boundary between professional duty and personal suffering. The story follows Neel, a medical student who finds love amidst the chaos of college life—marked by ragging, friendships, and the turbulent backdrop of real-life events like the Mumbai blasts. His bond with Riya evolves through shared struggles, raising questions about love, fulfillment, and emotional scars.
Years later, life takes a dramatic and painful turn. Now a practicing doctor and a family man, Neel is forced into a role he never anticipated—that of a helpless father and patient. As his son battles a severe and relentless illness, Neel confronts the harsh realities of the very medical system he once trusted. The narrative deeply examines themes of fate, suffering, ethics, and the emotional burden carried by those in the healing profession.
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Book Details
- Author: Dr Shishir Srivastav
- Publisher: Quignog
- Language: English
- Pages: 302
- Edition: Standard Edition
- ISBN: 9789387004344
About the Book
This powerful and emotionally intense novel by Dr Shishir Srivastav explores the fragile boundary between professional duty and personal suffering. The story follows Neel, a medical student who finds love amidst the chaos of college life—marked by ragging, friendships, and the turbulent backdrop of real-life events like the Mumbai blasts. His bond with Riya evolves through shared struggles, raising questions about love, fulfillment, and emotional scars.
Years later, life takes a dramatic and painful turn. Now a practicing doctor and a family man, Neel is forced into a role he never anticipated—that of a helpless father and patient. As his son battles a severe and relentless illness, Neel confronts the harsh realities of the very medical system he once trusted. The narrative deeply examines themes of fate, suffering, ethics, and the emotional burden carried by those in the healing profession.
