About the Book On Sunday, March the 22nd 2020, When India decided To lock herself down And send us— Her 1.3 billion ungrateful, undeserving, Yet beloved children— Into self-isolation To protect us From the deadly infection Of a bat-born, Spikey ball-shaped, Gorgeous-looking Infinitesimal virus With a name Befitting a royal, I set out to do What all castle-builders and nighthawks do On bright and lonesome Sundays That have nothing Except dreams of hope And fantasies of freedom To offer. Told from multiple points of view, Commonwealth Prize-winning author Siddhartha Gigoo’s 'Love in the Time of Quarantine' clocks 30 days and nights in the lives of two lovers and a homeless family during a nation’s lock down and quarantine. My Take on the Book Hope everyone is safe at home? I recently came across this book and was really intrigued to find out what it was actua...
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