Explore the profound human cost of revolution with Samaresh Basu’s seminal Bengali classic, ‘Fever’. Originally penned in 1977, this intense novel delves into the life of Ruhiton Kurmi, a former Naxalite prisoner haunted by his past. Experience a gripping narrative that unearths the seductive power of militant ideals and the brutal realities of civil war. A must-read for enthusiasts of Indian political literature and those seeking powerful insights into the Naxalite movement’s legacy. Discover why this masterpiece continues to resonate.