Reluctant Fundamentalist

At a cafe table in Lahore, a Pakistani man begins the tale that has led to his fateful meeting with an uneasy American stranger ...Changez is living an immigrant's dream of America. He thrives on the energy of New York, his work at an elite firm, and his budding relationship. For a time, it seems that nothing will stand in the way of his meteoric rise to success. But in the wake of September 11, Changez finds his relationship crumbling and his exalted status overturned. Allegiances are subsequently unearthed, proving themselves more fundamental than money, power and maybe even love.

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Mohsin Hamid grew up in <city w:st="" />Lahore</city />, attended <placename w:st="" />Princeton</placename /> <placetype w:st="" />University</placetype /> and <placename w:st="" />Harvard</placename /> <placename w:st="" />Law</placename /> <placetype w:st="" />School</placetype /> and worked for several years as a management consultant in <place w:st="" /><state w:st="" />New York</state /></place />. His first novel, Moth Smoke, was published in ten languages, won a Betty Trask Award, and was a finalist for the PEN/Hemingway Award. His essays and journalism have appeared in Time, the New York Times and the Guardian, among others. Mohsin Hamid currently lives, works and writes in <city w:st="" /><place w:st="" />London</place /></city />.

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