This author's use of realism is discussed in the essay "Farewell to Jane Austen." One poem by this a
This author's use of realism is discussed in the essay "Farewell to Jane Austen." One poem by this author describes an arch that was built too low, which led to a melon becoming king, and his poetry collections include All You Who Sleep Tonight and The Humble Administrator's Garden. One novel by this man was inspired by his relationship with violinist Philippe Honoré, and another includes a character who "still bears the scars of Middlemarch." In addition to the memoir Two Lives, he created a character named Phil who works at Lungless Labs, in a novel consisting of 690 sonnets. Also the author of the collection Mappings, his most famous work is set in Brahmpur and centers on Rupa Mehra's attempt to find the title character for her daughter Leta. FTP, name this Indian author of An Equal Music, The Golden Gate, and A Suitable Boy.
This author's use of realism is discussed in the essay "Farewell to Jane Austen.
Vikram {Seth}