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The latest book from the author of Okimas, Stories of Enlightened hens.
Arriving from the Himalaya into the New Country, a young man suddenly finds himself in difficult circumstances.
Carrying a paralysed hope for the future he dwells here and there purposelessly, often finding himself in strife. Along the way he encounters many down-trodden people, from whom he learns how to cope with suffering. In his pocket he keeps the words of Oscar Wilde that reads:
"We are all in the gutter but some of us are looking at the stars."
This book is a confronting exposé of struggle, discrimination and exploitation of those that find themselves suffering hardship and life crises far from home and the love of family.
Arriving from the Himalaya into the New Country, a young man suddenly finds himself in difficult circumstances.
Carrying a paralysed hope for the future he dwells here and there purposelessly, often finding himself in strife. Along the way he encounters many down-trodden people, from whom he learns how to cope with suffering. In his pocket he keeps the words of Oscar Wilde that reads:
"We are all in the gutter but some of us are looking at the stars."
This book is a confronting exposé of struggle, discrimination and exploitation of those that find themselves suffering hardship and life crises far from home and the love of family.