Download or read book The Forest Wails written by Bhaswati Parasar and published by Walnut Publication. This book was released on 2021-07-29 with total page 245 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: Blending diverse genre elements, the book offers an innovative narrative structure to voice the fears and warnings of an apocalyptic end caused by the thoughtless destructions of nature. Interfusion of thrilling adventures in the forest, tales of romantic dalliances, passionate depiction of the splendors of nature and the fine display of the local milieu makes the otherwise serious theme of the book an irresistible read. The book poses an unswerving witness of the author of an era in the city of Guwahati and the foreboding dangers that lurks on its people. The ceaseless developments done at the costs of the forests, the hills and the wet-lands are turning us the helpless witness to the clashes of the forest, man and the city. Bringing within its purview the various ecological concerns combined with the callous, thoughtless actions of the political leaders, corrupt government official and the ignorance and carelessness of common people, the book traces all the nemeses that lead to the annihilation of the ecological balance. The emotional fervor, the personal appeal, the tiny special narratives within the bigger framework of the book, the swiping panorama of the city and the beckoning to a nostalgic past of a, bygone green era of the narrator gives the book its distinctive flavor.