Autor: Rana Dasgupta

Im Dezember 2000 zieht Rana Dasgupta nach Delhi, weil dort die Frau lebt, die er liebt – und landet in einem Moloch, der direkt der Phantasie von Zola, Brecht oder Scorsese entsprungen sein könnte. …

Winner of the Commonwealth Writer’s Prize.The new novel from the critically acclaimed author of Tokyo Cancelled.Solo recounts the life and daydreams of a reclusive one hundred year-old man from …

A major international debut novel from a storyteller who couples a timelessly beguiling style to an energetically modern worldscape.Thirteen passengers are stranded at an airport. Tokyo, their …

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Winner of the Ryszard Kapuciski Award and the Prix mile Guimet de Littrature Asiatique Finalist forthe Orwell Prize, the Royal Society of Literature Ondaatje Prize and the Prix du Meilleur Livre …

Winner of the 2010 Commonwealth Writers Prize for Best Book, Solo is a devastating and rapturous novel about the life and daydreams of Ulrich, a reclusive one-hundred-year-old man from Bulgaria …

“A terrific portrait of Delhi right now“ SALMAN RUSHDIE“An astonishing tour de force by a major writer at the peak of his powers“ WILLIAM DALRYMPLEWINNER OF THE RYSZARD KAPUSCINSKI AWARD FOR …

Thirteen strangers stranded in an Asian airport spin tales that “outdo Arabian Nights for inventiveness” in this debut novel (The Guardian).   Thirteen passengers are stranded at an …

Granta’s spring issue, guest-edited by award-winning writer Rana Dasgupta, explores membranes of the tissue, self, collective, nation, species and cosmos. It features new poetry by Andrew Mc Millan, …