Taymour Soomro is a Pakistani writer. He studied law at Cambridge University and Stanford Law School. His short fiction has appeared in the New Yorker and the Southern Review, and he is the co-editor, with Deepa Anappara, of Letters to a Writer of Colour, an anthology on fiction, race and culture forthcoming in 2023. Soomro lives in London.
A beautiful novel on the desire to leave and the hope to remain,
the need to find oneself among one's people and away from them
*HISHAM MATAR, author of The Return*
An exceptional novel about fathers and sons, desire and love, and
the long reach of the past
*SUNJEEV SAHOTA, author of China Room*
Such a deftly told and evocative story of duty, masculinity and
desire
*KAMILA SHAMSIE, author of Home Fire*
A twenty-first century variation of Turgenev's Fathers and Sons...
Taymour Soomro is a thrilling new addition to international
literature
*YIYUN LI, author of Must I Go*
This haunted, haunting novel is about the cruelties we commit in
our search for freedom and the bonds from which we can never be
free. Taymour Soomro's piercing insight is that both the freedom
and the bonds are constituent of love
*Garth Greenwell, author of CLEANNESS and WHAT BELONGS TO YOU*
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