The House on East Canal Road AUTH-12455152 a radical and timely dialogue

a radical and timely dialogue between ecology and hermeneutics

Two hundred sixty million years ago

but 70 million call themselves Irish

combining a narrative account of the Shoah with newspaper-style reportage on a handful of the lives ended by the Holocaust and quotes from the Hebrew Bible to create a specific and powerful portrait of loss and remembrance

The House on East Canal Road AUTH-12455152 a radical and timely dialogueBorn into poverty, Kishan Chand Das marries his childhood sweetheart and builds a fortune, but in 1905, when India is firmly in the grip of the Raj, he abandons it all to fight British rule. His young family's survival is threatened. Willful Leela his teenage daughter in law and errant son Ishaan, gather the pieces but when the aged patriarch dies from beatings inflicted at a peaceful protest, the family is once again torn apart. Journalist son Adrith