Autobiography of a Mad Nation By: Sriram Karri

Autobiography of a Mad Nation

Unveil India's Unfiltered Truth through the Lens of Literature

Embark on an unparalleled literary journey with Autobiography of a Mad Nation, a provocative and thought-provoking exploration of India's complex identity, written by the versatile Sriram Karri. This hard-hitting narrative is bound to spark conversations, challenge perspectives, and leave you craving more.

Themes that Define a Nation

Set against the backdrop of India's tumultuous history since independence, this captivating tale weaves its way through pivotal events such as:

• The Emergency (1975-77)
• Anti-Sikh riots post-Indira Gandhi's assassination
• Ram Janmabhoomi Rath Yatra
• Anti-Mandal Commission protests
• Economic liberalisation
• Babri Masjid demolition
• Godhra riots

The narrative seamlessly navigates these events, inviting readers to reflect on India's past and present through the eyes of protagonist Vikrant Vaidya.

A Tale of Two Perspectives

Autobiography of a Mad Nation, published by Fingerprint! Publishing in February 2015 with ISBN-13 9788172345655, is presented in the format of a literary rant from Vikrant's perspective as he awaits his capital punishment. The story is interspersed with Dr M Vidyasagar's investigation into Vikrant's alleged crime, adding depth and complexity to the plot.

An Author's Intimate Understanding

Author Sriram Karri brings an unparalleled intimacy to this narrative, having lived through many of these historical events. His journalistic background, coupled with his experience as a corporate brander, lends authenticity and insight into the story's themes.

Karri's previous work, The Spiritual Supermarket, was longlisted for the Vodafone Crossword Book Award in 2008, demonstrating his prowess as a wordsmith. His accomplishments extend beyond literature; he is also an accomplished orator and invited speaker at various forums.

Craftsmanship Meets Content

The physical dimensions of this hardback book (197 mm x 127 mm) and its 384 pages reflect the care taken in presenting Karri's profound exploration of India's identity. The story is written in English, ensuring accessibility to a wider audience.

Dive into Autobiography of a Mad Nation, and experience India like never before - raw, unfiltered, and brimming with untold stories waiting to be uncovered.