Don't Call Me a Victim! (Paperback)

from bellymonster

Beautifully written, but hard to read nonetheless, this book deals with difficult subject matter in telling the story of a toeture survivor and her recovery and battle for justice. The writing style is beatifilly fluid when telling the story, but i found it a little disjointed in places as the au...

from Bibash

It is the heartbreaking tale about suffering of Archana Guha. I felt sorry for her and angry towards indian government after reading this tale. The book is nice. Author has her own unique way of narration, but its language is difficult to understand. Thus, its writing style is both its plus point...

from happycats07

This is a most heartwrenching book on many levels. The atrocities that Archana endured are not to be believed. Even though we read and hear daily the horrific things one man can to do another it is never easy to understand. Torture in this day and age is as aggresive and cruel as it has ever been...

from viennamax

The prosecutor gets tortured, the torturer becomes the prosecuted: How to turn a terrible unjust world upside down, how to stand up again; how to outfight a cruel Indian police that rapes, tantalizes and torments in order to fight against the left-wing Naxalites in the 1970s. The book tells the s...

from Hopback

This is a difficult and distressing story to read. Quite rightly so as it covers atrocious events surrounding the life of Archana Guha who was abused and tortured. The book is worth reading even if only to remind oneself that civilization still has a long way to go. Like some other reviewers I fo...