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23 May 2013 Thursday
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‘THE BEAUTIFUL AND THE DAMNED’
13 May 2012 /
See the new India through the lives of an unforgettable group of Indians: a mogul in Delhi whose hobby is producing big-budget gangster films that no one sees, a wiry farmer whose village is plagued by suicides and a sad-eyed waitress named Esther who has set aside her dual degrees in biochemistry and botany to serve Coca-Cola to arms dealers.
by Siddhartha Deb
Published by Penguin
9.99 pounds in paperback
Sociology
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