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Upamanyu Chatterjee From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Jump to: navigation search This article includes a list of references , but its sources remain unclear because it has insufficient inline citations Please help to improve this article by introducing more precise citations where appropriate (January 2009) Upamanyu Chatterjee Upamanyu Chatterjee at a reading in New Delhi Born Patna Bihar India Occupation author Alma mater St. Stephen's College, Delhi Genres Novel Upamanyu Chatterjee (born 1959) is an Indian Bengali author and administrator, notable for his work set in the milieu of the Indian Administrative Service , especially his novel English, August Born in Patna Bihar , Chatterjee was educated at St. Xavier's School and St. Stephen's College , in Delhi . He joined the Indian Administrative Service in 1983. Contents Major works Awards Bibliography References ... edit Major works Chatterjee has written a handful of short stories of which "The Assassination of Indira Gandhi" and "Watching Them" are particularly noteworthy. His best-selling novel, English, August : An Indian story

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A Literary Saloon Site of Review. Trying to meet all your book preview and review needs. Contents: Main the Best the ... Links to e-mail us: A Literary Saloon and Site of Review Upamanyu Chatterjee at the complete review biographical bibliography quotes pros/cons ... links Biographical Name: Upamanyu CHATTERJEE Nationality: India Born: Attended St. Stephen's College, Delhi Joined the Indian Administrative Service in 1983 Return to top of page. Bibliography Highlighted titles are under review at the complete review English, August novel, 1988 The Last Burden novel, 1993 The Mammaries of the Welfare State novel, 2000 Weight Loss novel, 2006 Please note that this bibliography is not necessarily complete. Return to top of page. Quotes What others have to say about Upamanyu Chatterjee "Some of Chatterjee's sentences, when he calms down a little, are very good: someone seen briskly and precisely as "desiccated skin and cannonball knees." More than this, at least Chatterjee's fictional world is also its own complete verbal world, rather than the usual contemporary verbal mixture of journalism-and-candy. (...) Chatterjee's first novel had a satiny language, rich but controlled. It was warm and funny, and running with potential; his second is less funny, wildly uneven, and dried out with effort." - James Wood, The Guardian (17/8/1993)

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Reading Recommendations Early readers of the website asked me for reading recommendations so here I list a few of my favorites. Certain classics - The Catcher in the Rye, The Great Gatsby, Lord of the Flies - endure of-course, but with a few notable exceptions, my top picks are closer to home; perhaps because books that touch a chord are usually ones that trigger memories of similar experiences. English August by Upamanyu Chatterjee Upamanyu Chatterjee’s delightful slacker novel with its wickedly funny portrayal of timeless themes- the angst of suddenly being thrust into adulthood, feeling hopelessly out of place in one’s surroundings, and being unable to shake off the uncomfortable feeling that “life just isn’t meant to be this”- easily rises to the top of my favorites. Agastya Sen, the novel’s cynical, lost protagonist is my favorite character in Indian literature, and you can’t help but like him despite (or perhaps because of) his spending all his time smoking marijuana, inventing new excuses to shirk his duties as an IAS officer, lying dementedly, sneering at everyone, and reflecting on the futility of everything. I also really dig the various philosophical nuggets from the Gita, Marcus Aurelius’ Meditations, and his own beliefs that the author has liberally sprinkled through the novel. Upamanyu Chatterjee has written a few more novels after that which I religiously picked up. I admire his wry, caustic writing which seems to be quite reflective of his own self (e.g. the dedication in his third novel, The Last Burden reads: To my wife, Anne- while the going is good.) Wow, is that a dedication or a doomsday prophecy? However his last novel, Weight Loss is avoidable and so twisted that it is almost sad in a way. In English August you get the sense that the young Agastya Sen is teetering on the edge of a cliff, and you desperately hope for his redemption. If Upamanyu Chatterjee is anything like Agastya, it seems that he couldn’t help himself from falling off by the time Weight Loss was released almost twenty-five years later—in 2007, I think.

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The Library of Congress Overseas Offices HOME About the Project ... Technical Information Languages: Assamese Bengali English Gujarati ... Urdu List All Authors: Alphabetically By Country Upamanyu Chatterjee, 1959- Select page numbers to listen or LCCN to display the bibliographic record. Readings: English, August : an Indian story. London : Faber and Faber, 1988. (LCCN: . LC has different edition). Realmedia excerpt: pp. MP3 excerpt: pp. The last burden. London : Faber and Faber, 1993. (LCCN: . LC has different edition). Realmedia excerpt: pp. 237-244 MP3 excerpt: pp. 237-244 Upamanyu Chatterjee , born in 1959 at Patna, Bihar, is one of the new talented Indian writers of the contemporary generation. After studying English literature at Delhi University, he joined the Indian Administrative Service in 1983. In 1990, he lived as Writer in Residence, at the University of Kent, U.K. In 1998, he was appointed Director (Languages) in the Ministry of Human Resource Development, Government of India. Chatterjee has written a handful of short stories including The assassination of Indira Gandhi. His best-selling novel

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Home About Niranjana Iyer About Brown Paper Review Policy ... Comments RSS About My name is Niranjana Iyer, and I am a writer and book critic based in Ontario, Canada. My Writing Appears In Asian Review of Books Barcelona Review Bookmarks Magazine Bookslut ... World Literature Today One of India's top magazines copied my work! Reviews indexed by author/topicAsia Adiga, Aravind Alsanea, Rajaa Bajaj, Manjul Bose, Rana ... YA books in India Reviews: Canada Bloomfield, Lori Ann Bose, Rana Doctor, Farzana Friedman, Elyse ... Zipp, Steve Reviews: Other Barker, Pat Blyton, Enid Chadda, Sarwat Christensen, Kate ... Wu, Fan Posted on November 2, 2010 by Niranjana (Brown Paper) You probably read about the editor of  India Today plagiarising from a Slate article blog The total lack of surprise or shock about all this in the journalist community is the best indicator that Indian media is in crisis as far as integrity is concerned. Amongst other crimes such as those listed in the Press Council of India report which nobody in the media wants to talk about, is rampant plagiarism. Nobody in the media wants to talk about that either. It’s not as if ours is the only media in the world with big problems. But when ours is confronted with its own scandals, you can hear the clang of a fraternity closing ranks, followed by the weird sound of thousands of furious back-scratchings, followed by the thunderous silence of stones not being thrown in glass houses. Everyone is human, so screwups are going to happen. Nobody is infallible, nor is anyone expected to be infallible. There are genuine cases of faulty memory and communication gaps and plain sloppiness. Unequivocal apologies can and should be made. But we’re at the point where it has become so commonplace to plagiarise in small and big ways that to many journalists it’s no big deal, and that’s the point at which we’re in trouble. Getting caught is not embarrassing enough yet—the media still mostly chooses to tiptoe around the doo-doo on the carpet, trying to be polite to whoever put it there. When we become a profession that respects itself enough to hang plagiarists out to dry, we will be a profession we can be proud of.

16. Upamanyu Chatterjee - Penguin Books India Upamanyu Chatterjee was born in 1959. He joined the Indian Administrative Service in 1983. His published works include short stories and the novels English, August An Indian Story http://www.penguinbooksindia.com/Authors/_Upamanyu_Chatterjee.aspx

Home About Us News Events ... Reviews Search : Select Keyword Title Author Advanced Search Login: Password: New user sign up Forgot Password Browse Subject Anthology Autobiography, Biography, Memoir Children Cinema ... Visual Books CHILDREN'S CORNER Activity Anthology Classics Comics ... Non-Fiction BUSINESS CLASS Economy General Reference Self help/ DIY PENGUIN CLASSICS Black Classics Modern Classics Puffin Classics more Author Lounge: Upamanyu Chatterjee Upamanyu Chatterjee was born in 1959. He joined the Indian Administrative Service in 1983. His published works include short stories and the novels English, August: An Indian Story (1988), The Last Burden (1993), The Mammaries of the Welfare State (2000), which won the Sahitya Akademi Award for writing in English, and Weight Loss (2006). In 2008, he was awarded the Order of Officier des Arts et des Lettres by the French Government for his contribution to literature. Book(s) by Upamanyu Chatterjee Way to Go published in February 2010 Weight Loss published in November 2007 Mammaries of the Welfare State, The

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