An inventive, thought-provoking and characteristically bold collection of short fiction and essays from Hanif Kureishi, centred around the vexed relationship between love and hate. In the story of a Pakistani woman who has begun a new life in Paris, an essay about the writing of Kureishi's acclaimed film Le Week-End, and an account of Kafka's relationship with his father, readers will find Kureishi also exploring the topics that he continues to make new, and make his own: growing up and growing old; betrayal and loyalty; imagination and repression; marriage and fatherhood. The collection ends with a bravura piece of very personal reportage about the conman who stole Kureishi's life savings - a man who provoked both admiration and disgust, obsession and revulsion, love and hate.
Four: A Divergent Collection
Veronica Roth
Harper Collins Publishers Limited
The Reservoir Tapes
Jon Mcgregor
Magic Seeds
V.S. Naipaul
Picador/Pan Macmillan Publishers Limited
Guerrillas
The Mystic Masseur
Mini Shopaholic
Sophie Kinsella
Black Swan/Penguin Random House Group
Slowness
Milan Kundera
Faber & Faber/Penguin Random House Group
Running In The Family
Michael Ondaatje
Bloomsbury Publishing Plc
Go Set A Watchman
Harper Lee
Arrow Books/Penguin Random House
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J.M. Coetzee
Harvill Secker/Penguin Random House Group
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