Vikas Swarup is a member of the Indian Foreign Service and is based in Delhi. Q&A has won many awards, and is translated into 40 languages so far. It is the book behind the mult-Oscar winning film, Slumdog Millionaire. His second novel, Six Suspects, is available as a Black Swan paperback and ebook and is soon to be made into a film.

"This brilliant story, as colossal, vibrant and chaotic as India itself... is not to be missed" Observer "Poignant, funny, rich... with an utterly orignal and brilliant structure at its heart" -- Meg Rosoff, author of HOW I LIVE NOW "Mingling broad humour with incisive social comment, Q&A is absorbing and richly entertaining reading" The Times "This lively picaresque novel has an original and telling premise... a colourful portrait of Indian society is painted with remarkable lightness and wit" Sunday Telegraph "A hugely successful mixture of satire and intrigue" Independent on Sunday

Vikas Swarup is a member of the Indian Foreign Service and is based in Delhi. Q&A has won many awards, and is translated into 40 languages so far. It is the book behind the mult-Oscar winning film, Slumdog Millionaire. His second novel, Six Suspects, is available as a Black Swan paperback and ebook and is soon to be made into a film.

"This brilliant story, as colossal, vibrant and chaotic as India itself... is not to be missed" Observer "Poignant, funny, rich... with an utterly orignal and brilliant structure at its heart" -- Meg Rosoff, author of HOW I LIVE NOW "Mingling broad humour with incisive social comment, Q&A is absorbing and richly entertaining reading" The Times "This lively picaresque novel has an original and telling premise... a colourful portrait of Indian society is painted with remarkable lightness and wit" Sunday Telegraph "A hugely successful mixture of satire and intrigue" Independent on Sunday

Vikas Swarup is a member of the Indian Foreign Service and is based in Delhi. Q&A has won many awards, and is translated into 40 languages so far. It is the book behind the mult-Oscar winning film, Slumdog Millionaire. His second novel, Six Suspects, is available as a Black Swan paperback and ebook and is soon to be made into a film.

"This brilliant story, as colossal, vibrant and chaotic as India itself... is not to be missed" Observer "Poignant, funny, rich... with an utterly orignal and brilliant structure at its heart" -- Meg Rosoff, author of HOW I LIVE NOW "Mingling broad humour with incisive social comment, Q&A is absorbing and richly entertaining reading" The Times "This lively picaresque novel has an original and telling premise... a colourful portrait of Indian society is painted with remarkable lightness and wit" Sunday Telegraph "A hugely successful mixture of satire and intrigue" Independent on Sunday