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“Beautifully packed with detail . . . Does for Bangladesh what Rushdie did for India.” — The Sunday Times
Philip Hensher’s husband, Zaved Mahmood, was born in late 1970 in Dacca, then a regional capital of Pakistan.?In the months following his birth, the eastern part of the country split from the western side in a war of independence of savage violence. In December 1971, after the deaths of millions of innocent victims in the civil war, a new country was declared: Bangladesh, the home of the Bengalis.
???? Scenes from Early Life is the story of one upper-middle-class Bengali family, told in the form of a memoir narrated by Zaved.?It is an autobiography, a novel, and, in part, a history of one of the most ferocious of twentieth-century civil wars. Despite the violence and upheaval, this is also a book about love and the way that stories bind people together. This new book from one of Britain’s finest writers?“shows for the first time what Hensher has largely concealed in the past: his heart,” writes?The Independent.?“It is one of the most delightful and engaging descriptions of family life to have been published for many years.”
Philip Hensher’s husband, Zaved Mahmood, was born in late 1970 in Dacca, then a regional capital of Pakistan.?In the months following his birth, the eastern part of the country split from the western side in a war of independence of savage violence. In December 1971, after the deaths of millions of innocent victims in the civil war, a new country was declared: Bangladesh, the home of the Bengalis.
???? Scenes from Early Life is the story of one upper-middle-class Bengali family, told in the form of a memoir narrated by Zaved.?It is an autobiography, a novel, and, in part, a history of one of the most ferocious of twentieth-century civil wars. Despite the violence and upheaval, this is also a book about love and the way that stories bind people together. This new book from one of Britain’s finest writers?“shows for the first time what Hensher has largely concealed in the past: his heart,” writes?The Independent.?“It is one of the most delightful and engaging descriptions of family life to have been published for many years.”
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Philip Hensher is a columnist for The Independent, an arts critic for The Spectator, and one of Granta’s Best of Young British Novelists. He has written one collection of short stories, a book on handwriting called The Missing Ink, and eight novels, including The Mulberry Empire, King of the Badgers, and The Northern Clemency, which was shortlisted for the Man Booker Prize. He lives in South London and Geneva.
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