Lucknow boy: by Vinod Mehta a memoir /

By:

Mehta, Vinod

Contributor(s):

May, Eric, ed. Jones, Mark, ed

Material type: Text

TextLanguage: English Publication details: Penguin Books, 2011. New Delhi:Description: xiv, 325 pISBN:

9780670085293

Subject(s):

DDC classification:

070.92 MEH-L

Contents:

1 hometown -- 2 passage to england -- 3 bombay masala-- 4 interesting times -- 5 sweepers wisdom -- 6 some people

Summary: "Mehta grew up as an insouciant army brat from a Punjabi refugee family, in the syncretic culture of Lucknow of the 1950s an experience that turned him into an unflagging pseudo secularist . Leaving home with a BA third class degree, he experimented with a string of jobs, including that of a factory hand in suburban Britain, before accepting an offer to edit Debonair, a journal best known for featuring naked women

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Item type	Current library	Collection	Call number	Status	Date due	Barcode	Item holds
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1 hometown -- 2 passage to england -- 3 bombay masala-- 4 interesting times -- 5 sweepers wisdom -- 6 some people

"Mehta grew up as an insouciant army brat from a Punjabi refugee family, in the syncretic culture of Lucknow of the 1950s an experience that turned him into an unflagging pseudo secularist . Leaving home with a BA third class degree, he experimented with a string of jobs, including that of a factory hand in suburban Britain, before accepting an offer to edit Debonair, a journal best known for featuring naked women

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