Prisoners of Virus: ... A personal account on coronavirus!

On 31 December 2019, the World Health Organization came up with a report on the outbreak of coronavirus in Wuhan, People's Republic of China. By late January, the whole world was in frenzy. The months and events that follow left humanity devastated, with millions of people infected, some recovering, and many dying helplessly of the virus. Neither the West nor the East, America nor Asia, Europe nor Africa was immune. The whole world felt its pains and pangs.

Prisoners of Virus is the fictional and yet factual account of Covid-19; and its far-reaching impacts on an average man on the planet Earth. The account is social and yet scientific, philosophical and practical, realistic and radical, informational and inspirational.

The book examined a number of issues regarding the outbreak of the virus - its politics and controversies, prognosis and computational analysis, vaccines and vaccinations, Dos and Don'ts' and the emerging norms in the global psyches.

Prisoners of Virus stylistically take a sweep on national and global inequalities, man inhumanity against humanity, religious extremism, the untold nefarious activities of mankind on nature, as well as its boomerang effects on the former.

Reading the book will make you laugh and cry, think and ponder, and will likely help you to find new meaning in life, and set new priorities. You're most likely going to read it and re-read it, because it is a captivating and exciting compilation of topics that affect our everyday living as survivors of coronavirus.