The Outcasts - A Thousand Dreams of Redemption - Stankovikj, Lidija
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The Outcasts is a story of loss, running away, hope and return. Three protagonists boldly confront a tradition-driven and repressive world. Through a series of serendipitous encounters, and against all odds, their paths intertwine at a time when each stands at a personal crossroads. Tabu is a rebellious young Muslim woman, who speaks her mind under the guise of jinn influence. Santan, an aging Hindu man, in the face of a near-death experience, suddenly discovers a new spark for life. And Chameli, a dazzling but emotionally fragile transgender woman, is forced to leave the community which had…mehr

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The Outcasts is a story of loss, running away, hope and return. Three protagonists boldly confront a tradition-driven and repressive world. Through a series of serendipitous encounters, and against all odds, their paths intertwine at a time when each stands at a personal crossroads. Tabu is a rebellious young Muslim woman, who speaks her mind under the guise of jinn influence. Santan, an aging Hindu man, in the face of a near-death experience, suddenly discovers a new spark for life. And Chameli, a dazzling but emotionally fragile transgender woman, is forced to leave the community which had once provided her with safety and identity. Together, they embark on a transformative journey, laced with doubt and danger. They are forced to re-examine their values, renounce their old risk-averse selves, and face a dark night of the soul. Set in contemporary India, a land of dichotomies, the novel challenges the notions of gender, feminism vis-à-vis spirituality/religion, and culturally appropriate romantic expression.
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Lidija Stankovikj has embraced diversity and multiculturalism throughout her life. Born in former Yugoslavia, of a Serbian father and a Macedonian mother, she has lived, studied and worked in Macedonia, Switzerland, Sweden, Myanmar (Burma) and India. She holds an MBA, with a specialization in management of international organizations, a Masters in Mathematics, and a Minor in Contemporary Asian Studies. In a career spanning more than 12 years, she has garnered extensive professional experience across multiple sectors, including academia, non-profit and industry. She is married to an Indian and currently lives in Bangalore. The Outcasts is her debut novel.