Blue-Skinned Gods

"Blue-Skinned Gods" by SJ Sindu is a compelling, globe-spanning novel that explores themes of identity, faith, and family through the story of Kalki, a boy born with blue skin in India who is believed to be a divine incarnation. As Kalki faces tests of his supposed powers, he begins to question his own divinity, setting off a journey that challenges his beliefs and relationships. Traveling from India to the underground music scene of New York City, the novel delves into questions of ethnicity, gender, and sexuality in a richly layered narrative.