About the Book: There Is Nothing That Wouldn't Change
Born of a shared belief in a more equal and compassionate world, There Is
Nothing That Wouldn’t Change brings together an extraordinary, intimate
conversation between acclaimed writer Perumal Murugan and social activist
Bezwada Wilson. Their friendship, forged during one of the most turbulent phases
of Murugan’s life, lends this unscripted exchange a rare and powerful honesty.
At its heart, the book chronicles Wilson’s decades-long struggle to eradicate
manual scavenging and restore dignity to sanitation workers. Yet, the dialogue
ventures far beyond activism. The conversation is raw and deeply personal, and
traverses the complex terrains of caste, politics, conviction, doubt