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Why Do You Fear My Way So Much? Poems and Letters from Prison

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A moving collection of poems and letters exploring imprisonment, freedom, human rights, resistance and hope.

Author

G. N. Saibaba

ISBN

9789354471643

Year Of Publication

2022

Pages

224

Language

ENGLISH

Binding

papreback

Publisher

Speaking Tiger

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Details

ISBN: 9789354471643
Year Of Publication: 2022
Pages : 224

Language : ENGLISH
Binding : paperback
Publisher: speaking tiger

Overview

This collection brings together G. N. Saibaba’s reflections on personal suffering and broader social and political questions. Through poetry and letters, he considers state power, social inequality, marginalisation and the possibility of a more just society. The work combines personal expression with a wider appeal for dignity, equality and human freedom.

MEET AUTHOR

G. N. Saibaba (1967–2024) was an Indian academic, English professor, writer and human rights activist. Despite living with severe physical disabilities, he pursued an academic career and advocated for marginalised communities. His life and writing became closely associated with debates about civil liberties, political dissent and the rights of prisoners.

Book Summary

The book presents poems and letters reflecting Saibaba’s experiences of imprisonment and his continued commitment to justice. His writing conveys the pain of confinement alongside a determination to preserve hope and intellectual freedom. Beyond personal testimony, the collection asks readers to consider inequality, state power and the meaning of a humane and democratic society.

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