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Binding
Paperback
Age Group
All
Language
English
Book Summary
In Immigrant, Montana Kailash, Affectionately Known As Ak, Navigates A Life Split Between The Bustling Streets Of Mumbai And The Demanding Halls Of A New York Graduate Program, Then Into A Broader Meditation On What It Means To Belong. This Sharp, Compassionate Literary Novel About The Immigrant Experience Blends Humor, Romance, And Radical Ideas In A Way That Will Resonate With Readers Who Savor Campus Fiction, Postcolonial Storytelling, And Stories About Identity. It Speaks To Adult Readers Seeking Meaningful, Provocative, And Tender Explorations Of Culture, Loyalty, And The Courage To Redefine Home.
In Immigrant, Montana, The Narrative Unfolds With Brisk, Luminous Prose As Ak Moves Through Love, Literature, And The Fevered Energy Of Life Across Continents. The Book Uses Episodes From India To New York To Explore His Relationships With Jennifer, Nina, And Cai Yan, Pairing Sharp Humor With Intimate Vulnerability. With Its Blend Of Satire And Sentiment, It Redefines The Campus Novel And Postcolonial Storytelling, Inviting Readers Who Crave Clever Observations About Culture And Identity To Stay With Ak On This Ambitious Journey.
Throughout Its Pages, The Story Weighs Questions Of Home, Loyalty, And Belonging Against A Backdrop Of Political Conversation And Personal Desire. The Storytelling Relies On Vivid Scenes, Crisp Dialogue, And A Witty, Occasionally Erotic Tenderness That Makes Big Ideas Feel Intimate. It's Not Just A Journey Across Geographies, But A Journey Toward Courage, Learning, And The Everyday Heroism Of Choosing To Belong—Even When Exile Complicates Every Step.
After Finishing Immigrant, Montana, Readers Will Carry A Deeper Understanding Of What It Means To Belong—And The Courage It Takes To Define Home For Oneself. The Book Leaves You With Warmth, Curiosity, And A Lasting Empathy For The Immigrant Story, A Reminder That Heroism Often Lives In Everyday Learning And Brave Choices.
Product Details
Author
Amitava Kumar
Language
English
SKU
BK0482895
ISBN
9780571339587
Reading Age
All
Dimensions
15.3 x 2.2 x 20.4 cm
Binding
Paperback
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Amitava Kumar Is The Author Of A Time Outside This Time; Writing Badly Is Easy; The Lovers; A Matter Of Rats: A Short Biography Of Patna; Home Products, Which Was Shortlisted For The Crossword Prize; And A Foreigner Carrying In The Crook Of His Arm A Tiny Bomb, Which Received The Page Turner Award. Kumar’S Writing Has Appeared In Caravan, Harper’S, The Guardian, The New Yorker, Vanity Fair, And The New York Times. His Essay ‘Pyre’, First Published In Granta, Was Selected By Jonathan Franzen For Best American Essays 2016. He Was Awarded A Guggenheim Fellowship In 2016. Kumar Is Professor Of English At Vassar College.