Invisible Ones

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The narrative intertwines the harrowing experiences of political prisoners in Burma with rich Buddhist mythology and evocative depictions of the landscape. It follows a provincial lawyer who reflects on his carefree childhood, creating a poignant contrast between innocence and the stark realities of oppression. The novel captures the complexities of identity and the impact of political turmoil on personal lives, offering a deep exploration of resilience and memory.