The Atlas of Reds and Blues

When a woman known only as Mother moves her family to affluent suburbs, she confronts persistent questions about her identity rooted in her Southern upbringing and Bengali heritage. Her simmering frustration erupts after a violent police raid on her home leaves her injured, prompting reflections on her past and her experiences as a woman of color in America. Drawing from the author's personal encounter, the novel explores themes of race, identity, and belonging through lyrical prose.