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Shortlisted for the Atta-Galatta Bangalore Literature Festival Prize.Shortlisted for the Tata Literature Live! Book of the Year Award.
Longlisted for the DSC Prize for South Asian Literature.
Pragmatic entrepreneur Anil ...
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Nominated for the KIRKUS PRIZE in USA.
Shortlisted for the Atta Galatta Bangalore Festival Book Prize: http://bangaloreliteraturefestival.org/year-2016/ag-blf-book-prize/
Shortlisted for the Tata Book of the Year Award in ...
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Pnina Werbner, Professor Emerita, Keele University, UK:“A reflective, deeply personal account of what makes contemporary xenophobia new, written by a highly esteemed novelist, poet and cultural critic. Tabish Khair moves ...
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Shortlisted for Prix de l'Inapercu, 2014 (France)
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The Times (on Saturday), UK: Khair writes brilliantly about racism, and the misunderstanding between rich and poor. Unmissable.
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The Independent, UK: Who wouldn’t be ...
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Shortlisted for the Man Asian Literary Prize, the DSC Prize for South Asia, and the Hindu Best Fiction Prize. The New Yorker“Khair’s novel is ingenious and mischievous not only in its powerful subtext about racial profiling ...
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Shortlisted for the Crossword Literary Prize (India) and the Aloa Prize (Denmark) The Independent, UKSuperb... Elegantly structured and taut with understated passion, Filming is a brilliant recreation of the lost world of ...
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Shortlisted for the Encore Award (UK) and longlisted for a translation prize in France.
Outlook, India"On the surface a book about a bus journey, The Bus Stopped is a novel that reflects deeply into the nature and ...
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A collection of academic papers on the vampire by major scholars, co-edited by Khair.
Contributers include David Punter, Elleke Boehmer, Ken Gelder, Glennis Byron and Justin ...
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PUBLISHED IN 2010 BY HARPER COLLINS:
MAN OF GLASS (Harper Collins), Khair's first collection of poems in a decade. For details, see
http://www.harpercollins.co.in/BookDetail.asp?Book_Code=2542"Drawing subtly upon the past, Khair ...
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For further details, see http://www.palgrave.com/products/title.aspx?PID=368170
ISBN 978-0-230-23406-2 www.palgrave.com Printed in Great Britain Cover illustration © iStockphoto.com
‘This is a fascinating, diverse and rich book ...
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(Oxford: Signal Books, in collaboration with Indiana University Press)
Edited by Tabish Khair, Justin Edwards, Martin Leer and Hanna Ziadeh
General introduction by Tabish Khair
Foreword by Amitav Ghosh
Other Routes "opens ... -
"[An] intelligent and argumentative book on contemporary Indian English novels..." - Michael Wood in the LONDON REVIEW OF BOOKS
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"With uncanny lyrical precision, he captures the fragile beauty of the ever-elusive past..." - INDIAN EXPRESS
"WHERE PARALLEL LINES MEET draws attention to the rising star of a poet whose talent goes beyond pretty lyricism. ...