Monday, July 1, 2002

Hari Kunzru

Rootless but at Home in a Britannia All His Own. Hari Kunzru, whose first novel has attracted a good deal of attention, uses seductive prose to explore themes of identity and Englishness. By Sarah Lyall. [New York Times: Arts]

 |  | Nº444 Posted: Monday, July 1, 2002 8:12:08 PM. Words: 50.

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