Funeral Nights Julia Hotz and 1970s conspiracy thrillers

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Funeral Nights Julia Hotz and 1970s conspiracy thrillersBy: Kynpham Sing Nongkynrih Published by And Other Stories, 2024 07 02 A group of friends journey to a remote part of West Khasi Hills, in northeast India, to witness the performance of an ancient Lyngngam funeral ceremony that lasts six days. Concluding with the cremation of a beloved elder, a woman whose body has been preserved in a tree house for nine whole months, this may well be the last time Ka Phor Sorat, the feast of the dead, is performed.