PUPPET WITHOUT STRINGS
About this ebook
Literary Fiction - Indian Religion Caste Political Trauma - Psychological Novel
He was trained to kneel before he spoke, to kill before he felt—until the day the strings snapped.
Born in state-run camps that erased his identity and stitched him to violence, Manoj lived like a puppet—voiceless, nameless, unseen. But when he begins to remember, the quiet cracks of memory become a revolution.
What Readers Will Discover
A powerful post-caste trauma narrative set in contemporary India
Lyrical, restrained prose reminiscent of Arundhati Roy and Rohinton Mistry
An intimate psychological journey from silence to self-reclamation
Themes of identity, political erasure, institutional violence, and memory
Perfect For Readers Who Love
Deep, character-driven literary fiction
Socially conscious stories with political relevance
Quiet yet powerful narratives of resistance and healing
Underrated voices emerging from India’s caste complexities
"This book isn’t for entertainment. It’s a confrontation."
Read if you’re ready to witness the aftermath of protest, the cost of erasure, and the strength it takes to exist outside the system.
About the Author
M. Viren weaves fractured narratives into powerful, poetic fiction. Puppet Without Strings is his debut novel, tracing the quiet resistances of a man no longer willing to kneel.
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About the author
M. Viren writes from the cracks — between caste and silence, memory and forgetting, survival and resistance. Raised in a country that often rewrites its past while silencing its margins, his work traces the inner lives of the erased, the unnamed, and the broken-but-breathing.
Puppet Without Strings is his debut novel - a psychological, post-caste narrative that doesn't offer comfort, but confrontation. Blending literary form with political truth, Viren's voice emerges not to decorate pain, but to document its architecture.
He believes stories don’t heal - they haunt, so we never forget.
