"I
had absolutely no idea about the country America; I had never been there. I was
certainly not of a later generation of my cousins, such as Sameer, who at the
age of sixteen stepped into JFK Airport fresh off the plane from Bombay wearing
a Mets baseball cap and with half an American accent already in place. I
traveled, in twenty-four hours, between childhood and adulthood, between
innocence and knowledge, between predestination and chaos. Everything that has
happened since, every minute and monstrous act—the way I use a fork, the way I make
love, my choice of a profession and a wife—has been shaped by that central
event, that fulcrum of time."
Beginning to feel I might like this book.. A lot.
Beginning to feel I might like this book.. A lot.
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