Ninad Jog

“Truth is stranger than fiction. To say that the author has overcome the most seemingly insurmountable of odds and has lived nothing short of an astounding life would be a gross understatement.

Just when you think the indignities, the considerable suffering that Vishwas goes through could not get worse, your senses are assaulted with something even more grim, even more sorrowful. But through it all, the Gay Crow keeps rising phoenix-like, a veritable cat with nine lives, the gay man brilliant enough to have never had to eat crow.

Written in a crisp conversational style with lucid prose, this heartfelt memoir never falls short of being a page-turner. A testament to human resilience, it will open your eyes to what a person is truly capable of. Above all, it will restore your faith in humanity.”