Lives hidden in a dark corner, some soulful songs in dry eyes and dull, decayed words in a very low voice... Lives that we met during our lives in exile and disappeared from our immediate vicinity, are here through this novel.

Again, it shines before us. "The Tent of the Prodigals" (Pravaasikalude Koodaaram, Malayalam Noval)-

A story that transcends the frozen silence of a prison wall and enters the reader's heart, from sin to liberation. It is the voice of the self-testimony of imprisoned people, crying out from wrongdoing and turning to realization. Hydras, Shelvan, Ali Khan, Ayyub... We are all familiar with them.

Eyes that look at us from somewhere in the dark recesses of our contemporary lives. What we see here are not only eyes that look for hope, but also many people who bear the burden of their mistakes and accept punishment - within them

The words spoken slowly by a God who is unseen, and those words are not just to describe the language in the work; they are to mark the state of mind of the characters. Along with the knowledge acquired through personal experiences, The story will be convincing through reading, as it transforms into the languages of humanity that we have acquired through experiences.