A subversive, macabre novel of a young Indian man’s misadventures in Victorian London as the city is racked by a series of murdersIn a small Bihari village, Captain William T. Meadows finds just the man...

Dans ce roman audacieux, Tabish Khair met en lumière, avec humour et vivacité, la mince frontière entre foi et fanatisme, jugement et préjugé, destin individuel et histoire collective.Aarhus, au Danemark....

Ce roman donne à comprendre les rouages de la radicalisation, du recrutement et du basculement dans l'extrémisme dans une langue simple, imagée, pleine d'esprit et d'humour – aussi surprenant que cela...

Mangal Singh, écrivain raté, chauffeur d'autocar sur la ligne Gaya-Phansa, deux villes de l'État indien du Bihar, ressasse son amertume et observe les passagers embarqués ce jour-là. Parmi eux, Fadarah...

At first glance, Jamilla and Ameena couldn't be more different. Both are Yorkshire-born teenage girls of South Asian descent; but whereas Jamilla lives with her conservative Muslim family and is quiet,...

CAN THE GLASS EVER REALLY BE MORE THAN HALF-FULL?A young Pakistani academic relives his days sharing a cramped apartment in Aarhus, Denmark, with two unlikely bedfellows. They are Ravi, his incorrigible...

A HILARIOUS, SATIRICAL NOVEL FROM AWARD-WINNING INDIAN WRITER. Funny and sad, satirical and humane, this novel tells the interlinked stories of three unforgettable men whose trajectories cross in Denmark:...

A subversive, macabre novel of a young Indian man’s misadventures in Victorian London as the city is racked by a series of murdersIn a small Bihari village, Captain William T. Meadows finds just the man...

A very angry bus driver, abandoned by his wife and going nowhere in his career; a sanctimonious conductor; a hijra, or eunuch, a remnant of India's Muslim glory days; a nervous, half-Indian businessman...

Set primarily in India and spanning the twentieth century, Filming tells a series of stories, including that of one-time prostitute Durga, who is persuaded to give away her young son, Ashok, and that...