If you still haven’t read young British novelist Kamila Shamsie yet, you’re missing a treat. Her latest, Home Fire, is out now in the US from Riverhead Books.

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If you still haven’t read young British novelist Kamila Shamsie yet, you’re missing a treat. Her latest, Home Fire, is out now in the US from Riverhead Books.
Title: Broken Verses | Author: Kamila Shamsie | Publisher: Mariner Books (2005)
pleasantly surprised with kamila shamsie’s queer subplot involving an older pakistani woman | broken verses
Please take me away:
And under-statedly,
without compensation
refrain yourself, please,
from engaging in conversion.
As It would seem
that in vagueness,
that in absence:
fondness manifests.
So take me away in your silence
and let me paint in vagueness
the absence of dull absolutes
and the affinity of the unknown.
Silently. Prayer is as quiet and as resonant as a single raindrop falling on a desert.
Kamila Shamsie, Broken Verses
Self-analysis! It’s self-narrative, that’s what it is. Create a story about yourself, and shape everything to fit that story. In my story I was always the one driven mad by love for you, even before I met you. I don’t know how to interpret my actions now that I’m falling into an entirely different sort of insanity–the insanity of a twilight life, in which there is no distinction to be made between real and fictional worlds…If I am no longer the man mad with love with you, does that mean I’m not me anymore?
Kamila Shamsie, Broken Verses