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The White Tiger

The First Post (Free subscription) | 10/29/2008

... Independent: it "reads like a sign of troubled times".The White Tiger is certainly topical, said Sameer Rahim on Telegraph.co.uk, but that doesn't mean it's good. It resembles "the first draft of a Bollywood screenplay. Every character is a cliche: the scheming servant, the corrupt politician, the alluring master's wife". The humour is "unsubtle", and the writing "forgettable". Its...

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Man Booker also-ran Sebastian Barry “entitled to be disappointed” … says Booker juror

Quillblog (Free subscription) | 10/23/2008

... seemed so fresh.” Not everyone agrees with this assessment, however. Writing in the Telegraph , Sameer Rahim says the book “reads like the first draft of a Bollywood screenplay (no romance or songs sadly),” and blogger Nilanjana Roy takes issue with the freshness of Adiga’s novel, saying that “as anyone in India who reads widely enough knows, he’s not ‘the first to go where no other...