The Keepers of the Eternal and Victorious Islamic Nation have "acronym problems." (They are also known as "KEVIN.") Samad Iqbal's ancestor fired the first shot in the Indian Mutiny. Marcus Chalfen wants to create a SuperMouse. Irie, echoing this book's title, wants to be a dentist. These are only a few of the characters in this novel, hailed as a brilliant debut for its 26 year old British author, who called it "the literary equivalent to a hyperactive, ginger-haired tap-dancing ten year old." The title characteristic i
The Keepers of the Eternal and Victorious Islamic Nation have "acronym problems." (They are also known as "KEVIN.") Samad Iqbal's ancestor fired the first shot in the Indian Mutiny. Marcus Chalfen wants to create a SuperMouse. Irie, echoing this book's title, wants to be a dentist. These are only a few of the characters in this novel, hailed as a brilliant debut for its 26 year old British author, who called it "the literary equivalent to a hyperactive, ginger-haired tap-dancing ten year old." The title characteristic is the only thing these extremely multicultural characters share. Name this, the first novel by Zadie Smith.
The Keepers of the Eternal and Victorious Islamic Nation have "acronym problems."
{White Teeth}