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About The Book 

When God Left the Earth is a searing memoir of survival that dismantles the comforting narrative of divine providence. Written by a man composed of “”high-grade steel and ancient glass,”” this account documents a life defined not by finding faith, but by losing it utterly and irrevocably. The author argues that the universe is not merely indifferent to human suffering; it is actively malicious.
The narrative begins with a foundational trauma: the violent separation of a two-and-a-half-year-old child from his siblings and village home. This “”first, complete loss”” sets the stage for decades of systemic betrayal. From the volatile hands of a “”new father”” in the suffocating suburbs of Delhi to the crushing indifference of siblings who failed to fight for him, the author collects evidence of a world abandoned by its creator.
Even when brilliance in academics and the joy of first love offer a glimpse of redemption, the “”ultimate betrayal”” waits in the wings. The final verdict on God’s absence arrives through the eyes of his son, whose vibrant life is struck by an incurable neurological illness.
Ultimately, this is not a story of healing, but of endurance. It is a documentation of a man who, finding the throne of heaven empty, chooses to become the very protector he once begged for. It is a stark, cynical, yet profoundly human testament to the power of refusing to be broken when the air itself has turned to ash.

About The Author

The Misfit is a writer forged in the crucible of Delhi’s industrial suburbs and the dusty remains of a stolen village childhood. Identifying himself as a man composed of “”high-grade steel and ancient glass,”” he represents the duality of human nature: the resilience required to endure systemic trauma and the fragility of a soul repeatedly shattered by betrayal.