What if you could hear the thoughts of every living being — not metaphorically, but literally?
In Invention of Bini's Mind Reading Device, Manoranjan Ghoshal takes readers on a thrilling and deeply philosophical journey through the lens of scientific innovation and the unexpected consequences of knowing too much.
When eccentric inventor Bini sets out to decode the chemistry of thought, he doesn't anticipate that his breakthrough device will grant him access to the inner voices of birds, monkeys, horses — even thieves and tigers. From the sarcastic complaints of a pigeon to the ancestral fury of a wild Hanuman, every interaction pulls back the curtain on a world humanity has always overlooked: the thoughts, emotions, and grudges of the natural world.
But with knowledge comes responsibility. As Bini hears raw, unfiltered truths from creatures all around him, he is forced to confront his own ethics, his place in evolution, and the blurred boundary between genius and madness.
Equal parts science fiction, satire, and social commentary, this thought-provoking novel challenges readers to ask: