Books by Namit Arora
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—John Keay, historian “A gem of a book that ... defies categorisation, as it seamlessly combines travelogues, historical accounts and biographies.” —Tony Joseph, journalist “An intricate and perceptive journey through India ... A brilliant and original achievement.” —Assa Doron, anthpologist |
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“In a raucous public sphere marked by blame and recrimination, these essays announce a bracing sensibility, as compassionate as it is curious, intelligent and nuanced.” —Pankaj Mishra, essayist and novelist “A remarkable compendium ... essential reading for anyone who wants to understand contemporary India.” —Arun P. Mukherjee, Prof. Emerita, York University “Namit Arora writes with envy-inspiring clarity and erudition ...” —S. Abbas Raza, Founding Editor, 3 Quarks Daily |
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A novel in two editions: US, India
—Suvir Kaul, AM Rosenthal Prof. of English, Univ. of Pennsylvania “Namit Arora takes the lid off life in the Great Indian Dream of Silicon Valley.” —Jerry Pinto, novelist “A moving and insightful portrayal of the immigrant's exile from authenticity.” —Anil Menon, novelist and editor “A cleverly written tale with a social conscience featuring themes of family, inclusiveness, racial divides, and the theatrics of love.” —Kirkus Reviews |
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