The Plague
The book brought back a lot of memories of 2019–2020, when we lived through the Covid lockdowns. The anxiety, the frustration, the fear of not knowing when it would all come to an end, how feelings intensified, and how uncertainty brought us all closer. We can’t say everyone suffered the same, and yet it felt like we were all in the same boat, irrespective of our financial status or religion. Everyone had to face the uncertainty. Some had it harder than others, losing loved ones, losing jobs, or worse.
Continue reading© 2026 Sindhuja Cheema Enzinger. All Rights Reserved.