An atheist city-slicker unleashed on a medieval holy village.

A simpleton village priest's boy who blindly worships and guards a pantheon of Gods and their traditions.

Strange things happen when their worlds collide!

This is a tale of that turmoil on a lonely night in a jungle, when the ghosts you never knew till a few hours ago are let loose on the ghosts that you always carried within, unknowingly.

Welcome to the unholy clash of beliefs, fears and frailties with unknown Gods and demons. A clash that will test your convictions. A clash that will rabidly claw and unmask your subconscious, leaving you naked and paralysed in front of your demons-in a climax that is as ambiguous as it is certain.

Welcome to the madness of 'Lucifer's Lungi', where What-you-see-is-not-what-you-Get.

Specifications

Book Details

Publication Year
- 2014 April
Book Type
- Fiction Book

Contributors

Authored By
- Nitin Sawant

Dimensions

Weight
- 100 g

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4 ★

Will successfully implant the thrill and curiosity in the mind of any average reader

To be very true with my feelings, the book is a gem for a reader of any taste. The blurb and the book cover are intoxicating. We can actually relate clearly to what the author wants us to imagine. The narration is very simple and impressive and it will successfully implant the thrill and curiosity in the mind of any average reader. It depicts a typical yet mood driving environment withsome excellent use of words and let me also tell you that the author made his debut with this creatively sati...

Rahul Marar

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8 Jul, 2014

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5 ★

A very well written debut novella, highly recommended.

A very well written debut novella by Nitin Sawant. It is just 111 pages long and can be easily read in an hour or two, but you sure are going to remember it for life, especially the wonderfully conceived climax. Through this story the author wonderfully conveys that, not all atheists may hold on to their reason in fox-holes (trenches), but that certainly doesn`t prove that rationalism does not hold true in all situations.Highly recommended.

Praveen Surapaneni

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19 Sep, 2014

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4 ★

No drags to a reader’s delight!

It’s a quick and convenient read and you can finish it in one sitting! No drags to a reader’s delight! The language is simple and you can visualize scene by scene. The author is able to keep you hooked till the climax!

Shaivi Sharma

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10 Aug, 2014

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4 ★

Psychological thriller, a light read

Protagonist is a manager/ supervisor in a software company in Madras bored with his work, tries to escape the monotony of his life by travelling to different places in Tamil Nadu. Without knowing the local language much, he adventures to travel to interior parts as well as famous places on his own. Story is about one such journey which shakes his ideology and makes him believe in the local legend of a village.
What is good?
Writing style is easy flowing and humorous to some extent. Overall ...

Mahathi Ramya