Shalimar the Clown
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Publisher / Imprint
Random House
Random House
Publication Date
September 6, 2005
September 6, 2005
Format
Hardcover / Unabridged
Hardcover / Unabridged
Pages
416
416
ISBN-13
978-0-67-946335-1
978-0-67-946335-1
In Los Angeles, a former Indian ambassador is assassinated by his driver, a quiet man known as Shalimar. As the story unfolds, this shocking act of violence reveals its roots in a distant past, stretching back to a once-peaceful village in Kashmir.
There, Shalimar was a gifted tightrope walker and performer, deeply in love with a woman named Boonyi. Their lives, filled with beauty and tradition, are gradually torn apart by betrayal, political unrest, and the growing tensions that fracture their community. What begins as a love story transforms into a tale of obsession, loss, and revenge.
Spanning continents and generations, Shalimar the Clown is a sweeping, powerful novel about love and destruction, innocence and extremism, and the ways in which personal and political conflicts become tragically intertwined.
There, Shalimar was a gifted tightrope walker and performer, deeply in love with a woman named Boonyi. Their lives, filled with beauty and tradition, are gradually torn apart by betrayal, political unrest, and the growing tensions that fracture their community. What begins as a love story transforms into a tale of obsession, loss, and revenge.
Spanning continents and generations, Shalimar the Clown is a sweeping, powerful novel about love and destruction, innocence and extremism, and the ways in which personal and political conflicts become tragically intertwined.
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Edition Info
Publisher / Imprint
Random House
Random House
Publication Date
September 6, 2005
September 6, 2005
Format
Hardcover / Unabridged
Hardcover / Unabridged
Pages
416
416
ISBN-13
978-0-67-946335-1
978-0-67-946335-1
Hardcover
Unabridged
Publication Date:
September 6, 2005
ISBN-13:
978-0-67-946335-1