The Book Of Chocolate Saints

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The narrative follows Newton Francis Xavier, a complex character embodying the life of a troubled artist as he prepares for a final exhibition in India. At sixty-six, he reflects on his past as a poet, painter, and seducer while embarking on a tumultuous journey back home with his muse, 'Goody.' Along the way, they encounter a vibrant cast of figures from the art scene, each revealing profound insights into love, madness, and the creative process. The story intricately weaves themes of art, addiction, and existential exploration.