For Indian readers, the contemporary ‘diaspora-novel’ (i.e., stories of individuals who migrate/move away from their homeland) has come a long way since 1991, when we first read Anurag Mathur’s Inscrutable Americans that charmed our sensibilities no end. Later, the likes of Amitav Ghosh (The Shadow Lines remains a perennial),
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