Most of what we accept as normal… is just Nonsense.

Inspired by true stories, and from the author of the national bestseller A Nation of Idiots, Daksh Tyagi returns with his wildly funny and immensely powerful follow-up - a book that takes on the popular notions that dominate our society.

In a time when it is easy to confuse convenient with right, conventional with progressive, and norms with knowledge, Daksh Tyagi's hilarious and thought-provoking observations cut through the obvious and the popular. He makes sense of a society that routinely champions nonsense.

This is Daksh at his sharpest. His most assured. His most unfiltered. If A Nation of Idiots asked the question, Nonsense refuses to wait for the answer.

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WHAT'S INSIDE

Nonsense is not a sequel. It's an escalation. Where A Nation of Idiots examined the big contradictions of Indian society, Nonsense goes smaller and sharper — the everyday absurdities we have normalised so completely that we've stopped seeing them. The things we repeat without thinking. The rules we follow without questioning. The beliefs we hold without examining.

Daksh Tyagi doesn't rant. He observes. And that's what makes it sting.

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WHAT READERS ARE SAYING

"An engaging read for fans of satire, humor, and philosophy. The real stories and witty narration kept me hooked until the end."

"This book isn't just funny, it makes you think and see things in a new way."

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ABOUT THE AUTHOR

Daksh Tyagi is a Sydney-based Indian author and one of the most original voices to come out of India in recent times. 

His debut A Nation of Idiots became a national bestseller without a traditional publisher or a single bookstore placement — purely by word of mouth. Nonsense is his  second book of social commentary, and his fifth book overall.

His other books include Tripping Abroad, A Nuclear Family, Signs of Life, and The Radicalist.

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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Do I need to read A Nation of Idiots first?

No — Nonsense stands completely on its own. But if you love Nonsense, A Nation of Idiots is the natural next read. Many readers go back and forth between them.

Is this fiction or non-fiction?

Non-fiction social commentary, written in Daksh Tyagi's sharp, conversational voice. Not academic. Not a self-help book. Just honest, funny, and precise.

Is this available outside India?

Yes — Nonsense is available internationally on Amazon. The Every Protest store ships within India.

What's the tone — angry or funny?

Both, which is the point. Daksh Tyagi writes about frustrating things without being frustrated. That's what makes it work.