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The Blue Book: An Anti-Caste Graphic Novel by Siddhesh Gautam is a powerful and thought-provoking work that blends personal reflection, history, and social justice into a compelling graphic narrative. Beginning with the author’s search for belonging beyond the boundaries of nation, flag, or geography, the story unfolds as an exploration of memory, identity, and resistance. Through a series of vivid dreamlike encounters, Gautam becomes both narrator and protagonist, travelling across time and space to meet some of the most influential figures of the anti-caste movement in the Indian subcontinent. These conversations form the heart of the novel, bringing readers face-to-face with the thinkers, reformers, activists, and visionaries who dedicated their lives to challenging caste oppression and fighting for equality, dignity, and human rights.

About The Author

Siddhesh Gautam is an Indian graphic novelist, illustrator, and visual storyteller known for his powerful engagement with themes of caste, identity, and social justice. Through his artistic work, he brings forward the lived experiences and historical struggles of marginalized communities in India, particularly focusing on the anti-caste movement and its continuing relevance in contemporary society. Gautam uses the medium of graphic storytelling to bridge history and imagination, making complex social and political ideas more accessible to a wider audience. His work often blends documentary-style research with dreamlike narrative sequences, creating a unique space where historical figures and present-day reflections interact. As both an artist and narrator, he positions himself within his stories, allowing personal exploration to merge with collective memory and resistance. His notable work, The Blue Book, reflects his commitment to documenting and honoring the voices of anti-caste thinkers and reformers. Through his illustrations and narratives, Gautam continues to inspire dialogue on equality, dignity, and social transformation.

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  • ISBN: 9780143477846
  • Author: Siddhesh Gautam
  • Format: Paperback
  • Publisher: Penguin
  • Publication Date: June 2026
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The Blue Book: An Anti-Caste Graphic Novel by Siddhesh Gautam is a powerful and thought-provoking work that blends personal reflection, history, and social justice into a compelling graphic narrative. Beginning with the author’s search for belonging beyond the boundaries of nation, flag, or geography, the story unfolds as an exploration of memory, identity, and resistance. Through a series of vivid dreamlike encounters, Gautam becomes both narrator and protagonist, travelling across time and space to meet some of the most influential figures of the anti-caste movement in the Indian subcontinent. These conversations form the heart of the novel, bringing readers face-to-face with the thinkers, reformers, activists, and visionaries who dedicated their lives to challenging caste oppression and fighting for equality, dignity, and human rights.

About The Author

Siddhesh Gautam is an Indian graphic novelist, illustrator, and visual storyteller known for his powerful engagement with themes of caste, identity, and social justice. Through his artistic work, he brings forward the lived experiences and historical struggles of marginalized communities in India, particularly focusing on the anti-caste movement and its continuing relevance in contemporary society. Gautam uses the medium of graphic storytelling to bridge history and imagination, making complex social and political ideas more accessible to a wider audience. His work often blends documentary-style research with dreamlike narrative sequences, creating a unique space where historical figures and present-day reflections interact. As both an artist and narrator, he positions himself within his stories, allowing personal exploration to merge with collective memory and resistance. His notable work, The Blue Book, reflects his commitment to documenting and honoring the voices of anti-caste thinkers and reformers. Through his illustrations and narratives, Gautam continues to inspire dialogue on equality, dignity, and social transformation.

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