<p>Looking Through Glass is a powerful and hugely entertaining novel set in the troubled forties - the era of India's partition and independence. Often hilariously funny, and shot through with an acute vision of history, this is a passionate and exhilarating novel, a landmark debut by a novelist of great power and originality.<br><br> Suddenly transported back to India in 1942, where he journeys through Muslim neighborhoods, Hindu wrestling academies, and splendid colonial enclaves, an ambitious young photographer meets a change-mongering nationalist, a pioneering pornographer, and his own grandmother.</p>

Looking Through Glass

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