The Whistling Wind synopsis:  
The Whistling Wind is a novel that tells the life story of a black carpenter who faced numerous challenges. Driven by government monetary policy and the capitalist system's ideology, he struggled to find consistent employment and eventually found himself on the wrong side of the law. After being released from prison, he was diagnosed as a philosopher with bipolar, which caused him to develop a mental illness due to constant financial stress. Despite not considering himself a writer or a reader, he wakes up one morning in 2009 with his laptop in his hand and feels compelled to write. He uses his writing as a form of therapy, and it helps him come to terms with his lifelong condition. The novel delves into institutional racism, economic exploitation of the labour force, and how love can be cruel when it should be kind. The Whistling Wind takes readers on a journey through the carpenter’s life, from his childhood to his present-day struggles with mental illness. The author uses fictitious events and fact-based stories to convey his message to readers. The novel also delves into the criminal world but ultimately conveys a message of spiritual education and sincere words of love for humanity. The title of the book, The Whistling Wind, symbolises an entity that is everywhere and nowhere but is within your mind. The author hopes that readers will understand the message conveyed in The Whistling Wind and gain a positive insight into his spiritual journey.  The true story of a black man’s struggle