“You may lose something, but you gain a double perspective, a double vision. Especially in terms of writing, or in terms of art, I think it's tremendously useful.”

—  Jeet Thayil

On the intermingling of cultures
Jeet Thayil on why 'Where are you from?' is a complicated question for all of us

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