About MEism
A groundbreaking fictional study examining political defection as an ethical disease — where loyalty is auctioned and power has no memory.
MEism is the first fictional work to rigorously diagnose political defection not merely as a parliamentary phenomenon, but as a deep psychological and ethical condition.
The poison has mixed so completely with the bloodstream of public life that shame and stigma have almost disappeared. In an age of transactional loyalty, shifting allegiance is no longer concealed; it is celebrated as pragmatic statecraft.
Through layered storytelling and piercing irony, the novel dissects opportunism, cynical misuse of sacred ideals, and the total commercialization of public office. Blinded by self-interest, politicians reach a watershed where even God is put up for bidding.
This is neither partisan grievance nor casual entertainment. It is an indictment, a warning, and an impassioned plea for ethical awakening in our democratic consciousness.
"When shame disappears from the corridors of power, politics ceases to be governance — it becomes an ongoing liquidation sale."
Publication Details
- Title
- MEism
- Author
- Arjun
- Publisher
- Walnut Publication
- Language
- English
- Genre
- Political Satire / Moral Fiction
- Formats
- Paperback & Kindle eBook
- ISBN-10
- 9348945157
- ISBN-13
- 978-9348945150
What the Novel Interrogates
Political Defection
Treated not as a routine parliamentary event, but as an infectious moral decay where shame has ceased to exist.
The Auction of Ideals
How political manifestos and lifelong principles are auctioned overnight in luxury backrooms for cabinet seats.
The Commercialization of Faith
The cynical weaponization of religious identity and divine reverence for electoral seat arithmetic.
Psychological Anatomy of Ambition
An intimate portrait of the interior rationalizations defectors make as they trade dignity for power.
Experience the Story for Yourself
Available in physical print and digital eBook worldwide.