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The Word and the Bomb by Hanif Kureishi, 2005-10
Sleep With Me by Hanif Kureishi, 1999-05
The Black Album with My Son the Fanatic: A Novel and a Short Story by Hanif Kureishi, 2009-08-04
The Black Album: Adapted for the Stage by Hanif Kureishi, 2009-07-16
Algo que contarte by Hanif Kureishi, 2010
Granta 39: The Body (Granta (Viking))
Collected Screenplays: "My Beautiful Laundrette", "Sammy and Rosie Get Laid", "London Kills Me", "My Son the Fanatic" v. 1 by Hanif Kureishi, 2002-04-08
In fremder Haut by Hanif Kureishi, 2005-01-31
Le Corps by Hanif Kureishi, Mona de Pracontal, 2003-05-06
Quelque chose ï¿½ te dire by Hanif Kureishi, 2008-09-15
Dunkel wie der Tag. by Hanif Kureishi, 2002-05-01
Black Album by Hanif Kureishi, 1998-06-08
Souvenirs et divagations by Hanif Kureishi, 2004-10-01
Freier Wille - frommer Wunsch? by Hanif Kureishi, 2006

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Granta - With Your Tongue Down My Throat - KUREISHI, HANIF
Granta With Your Tongue Down My Throat; KUREISHI, HANIF. Offered by UHR Books
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Extractions: NY, Granta. 1987, Original Edition. (ISBN: 0140086021) Soft Cover. Autumn 1987 issue of this "Paperback Magazine of New Writing". With contributions by Doris Lessing, Hanif Kureishi, Wycliffe Kato, James Fenton, Leslie Cockburn, Adam Mars-Jones, Nadine Gordimer, Maurizio Chierici, Carlos Fuentes, Graham Coster, and Tony Lyons. Illustrated. Very Good +.
(9780571240623) Something To Tell You: Kureishi Hanif: Buy Online
Something to Tell Youfollows the fortunes of a successful psychoanalyst who, as the book opens, is reflecting on his comingof-age in 1970s suburbia; on his first love (a
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Extractions: Something to Tell Youfollows the fortunes of a successful psychoanalyst who, as the book opens, is reflecting on his coming-of-age in 1970s suburbia; on his first love (a relationship that continues to haunt him), and on a brutal act of violence from which he can never escape.The book brilliantly captures that decade's sense of sexual freedom, and the exhilaration of the drug culture - as well as the violent struggle between the forces of labour and capital. The events of those years provide a vivid backdrop to the drama that develops thirty years later as the characters face an encroaching middle age with the traumas of their youth still unresolved.Something to Tell Youspeaks directly to our concerns and anxieties, and to our need for love. With unfailing deftness of touch, Kureushi has created a memorable cast of recognisable individuals, all of whom wrestle with their own limits as human beings, haunted by the past until they find it within themselves to forgive. Dispatch: 3 to 7 business days, stock levels permitting
Bookie Mee | Kureishi, Hanif
*Possible spoilers below* Intimacy has multiple variations of cover, though the difference is only the color. As far as I know there are red, yellow, orange, and green version.
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Extractions: Filed In: Kureishi, Hanif *Possible spoilers below* Intimacy has multiple variations of cover, though the difference is only the color. As far as I know there are red, yellow, orange, and green version. My copy is the red one. I got it for a buck at my fave 2ndhand bookstore in Singapore. I miss that shop badly :( Intimacy [...] 4 Comments Tags: fiction review Mee thinks she has to read more. Everybody has to read more. You want to talk books? Drop her an email: dioniys[at]yahoo[dot]com. Still curious? Quote of the day:
The Legitimising Of His/Her-stories In Hanif Kureishi's The Buddha Of Suburbia
ARIEL A Review of International English Literature. Vol 27, No 4 (October 1996) 727. Kureishi, Hanif. The Buddha of Suburbia. New York Penguin Books, 1991.
http://www.postcolonialweb.org/uk/kureishi/gms5.html

Extractions: This web essay is based upon a paper the author wrote for Professor Neil Bissoondath's "Postcolonial Literature II" [ANG-64699A], Laval University. In Hanif Kureishi's The Buddha of Suburbia , Karim, the protagonist, defines himself as "having emerged from two old histories" (3). To a large extent, the stories of Karim and most of the characters of this novel have been affected by History, in particular the History of colonisation. The prejudices and preconception many of the characters are subject to are rooted in issues connected with power, ideology and historical representation. London, historically the heart of the former British empire, becomes the object of desire of many characters who strive to move from the margins to its centre. In this novel, London is a symbol for achievement and success and it is on account of this that it still projects the historically constructed images of colonial glory and power formerly associated with it. Commenting on Kureishi's works, John Clement Ball affirms that "as witnesses to the new imperialism-in-reverse they [Kureishi's works] document the actual colonising of London's spaces by its New Commonwealth citizens" (11). Karim, an Indo-Brititsh adolescent, and Haroon, his Indian father, start a sort of pilgrimage from the suburbs to downtown London, from the geographical but also social periphery to the centre. Despite their enthusiasm, they are constantly reminded of their not being eligible to be considered authentic Englishmen. After many years of "trying to be more of an Englishman" (21), Haroon realises that it is more profitable for him to become a caricature of himself and to appropriate English people's preconceived ideas concerning his Indian identity. Karim hopes the former imperial centre will give meaning to his life; however, he will be constantly reminded of his being half-breed. These constant admonitions teach him that the English identity is a privilege he is not entitled to. Thinking about Gene, Eleanor's former West Indian lover, Karim has a moment of insight and realises that he is in the same position
Hanif Kureishi - Unpublished Works, Including Strangers When We Meet
Unpublished fiction from Hanif Kureishi, author of Intimacy and My Son the Fanatic. Read his new short story, Strangers When We Meet, and others. Then, send your thoughts to
http://www.hanifkureishi.com/

Extractions: Recent news about Hanif Kureishi is that Gabriel's Gift , Kureishi's latest novel, is now available from Amazon.co.uk . Also, Patrice Chereau's translation of Intimacy has one the top prize at the Berlin Film Festival . The film opens in England in July, and in the United States in September. You can read more about all the awards the film has won at the festival on the Intimacy on film page. The previously unpublished stories Goodbye, Mother Hullabaloo in a Tree and the children's story Ladybirds for Lunch , are now available. In addition to the story, we welcome you to illustrate the story and submit your illustrations. One set will be chosen by Hanif Kureishi himself and published on this web site. Also, the essay The Two of Us , a previously unpublished�response to Intimacy on film, is now available.
Hanif Kureishi Criticism
Kureishi, Hanif Introduction Hanif Kureishi 1954-British dramatist, novelist, screenwriter, essayist, and short
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KUREISHI, HANIF: All His Books And Works In His Libreria House Of The Book
It buys all the books of KUREISHI, HANIF home of the Book, your space of sale of books.Buy books in your online bookshop of confidence.
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Dailymotion - Ramadan Tariq / Kureishi Hanif 2) Debate - Une Vidéo Expression L
= 216 vid os avec Tariq RAMADAN http//www.dailymotion.com/group/113471/1Debate between Tariq Ramadan and Hanif KureishiTariq Ramadan and British Pakistani writer Hanif
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