Rivers of Thirst: Stories of Partitions, Borders and Exile by Joginder Paul is a haunting collection of narratives shaped by loss, migration, and the human cost of history. Set against the emotional aftershocks of Partition and displacement, these stories move through memory, identity, and belonging with quiet power.
Written in elegant, reflective prose, this book invites readers into the lives of people living across borders, literal and emotional. If you are drawn to literary fiction that explores exile, fragmentation, and the endurance of the human spirit, this collection offers a deeply moving reading experience.
