ALIEN
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Alien [left alone]:
My natural status is not much different from the citizens of neither this host country nor any other. We all are temporary creatures here on earth. We all are passers-by, aliens, to some extent, short and fragile is our sojourn on earth. Authority, glory, wealth, health, fame, and you name it do not make anybody holder of eternal earthly citizenship or nationality. A human being is a still born creature. While living, we just ignore that we are ambulant corps. We walk while being dead. So, why all this arrogance?
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About the Book
Alien exposes the xenophobic police brutality a foreigner encounters in a foreign country. The explored past is revealed to forge the future. The biased attitude of uniformed law enforcers is artistically unfolded. There is a marauding account of events that will haunt one’s psychological epitome as the alleged culprit of theft is forced to confess to a crime he never committed, let alone to be in custody of an ID book he honestly wants to surrender to the police station.
A climax is reached when the suspect__”Alien”, is brought before the court of law.
Alien is a book that has drawn a bottom line about the existing stigma between foreigners and the natives of a given country. Its language stings the ear of the listener and baffles the spectator, once the play is on stage.
About the Author
Mr. Jemadari Vi-Bee-Kil Kilele is a vision-filled author with a strong command of both language and literal skills. He is satirical and witty in his painting societal behavior.
Born in the
A political activist cum educationist, just to mention some of his academic prowess, Mr. Jemadari holds a MA in Education.