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A River Remembers
Paperback
ISBN13: 9789365472851
Publisher: OCCAM
Published: Jul 20 2026
Pages: 384
Weight: 0.83
Height: 0.85 Width: 5.06 Depth: 7.81
Language: English
Roshan has always known he belongs-and yet doesn't.
Raised in a joint household alongside siblings who are family but not quite his own, he grows up sensing the invisible boundaries that shape every relationship. Love is present, but so are silences. Questions linger where answers should be. And somewhere beneath the surface lies a past no one is willing to name.
From the sun-baked plains of northern India through the lush landscapes of Kerala and the verdant valleys of Manipur, and onwards to Eastern Europe, Roshan follows a path marked by migration, memory, and restless longing. Each new place opens another door into the mysteries of identity, family, and belonging. Hidden histories emerge. Friendships deepen into companionship. Relationships offer refuge, then heartbreak. The farther he travels, the more urgently he is drawn toward the truths that have been waiting for him all along.
Sweeping across decades and continents, A River Remembers is a poignant and deeply human novel about inheritance, displacement, and the lifelong search for home. Like a river gathering distant currents, it carries the echoes of forgotten lives into the present.
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