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76 reviewsIndra Sinha’s portrait of a survivor is a stunningly humane work of storytelling that takes us right to the heart of contemporary India.
Ever since he can remember, Animal has gone on all fours - his broken body the result of That Night when, thanks to a US chemical company, the Apocalypse visited his slum. Years later, a young American doctor arrives to open a free clinic for the still suffering townsfolk, but struggles to convince them she isn't there to do the dirty work of the 'Kampani'. Animal, of course, immediately plunges into a web of intrigue, with the shameless aim of turning events to his advantage.
"Take a feisty young cripple, connect him to one of the world’s worst industrial disasters, and you have Sinha’s extraordinary, incandescent second novel, a Man Booker Prize finalist... A double triumph for Sinha: The plight of the worlds' powerless has seldom been conveyed more powerfully, while Animal is destined to be one of fiction’s immortals." - Kirkus Reviews
"From the arresting opening line of Indra Sinha's vivid second novel, the voice of Animal, the narrator, leaps out to grab you by the throat. Bawdy, irreverent and smart... Animal's People - part coming-of-age Bildungsroman, part vicious critique of corporate terrorism - is a bold and punchy tale." - Lucy Beresfoford, New Statesman
Indra Sinha's books, in addition to his translations of ancient Sanskrit texts into English, include a non-fiction memoir of the pre-internet generation (Cybergypsies), and novels based on the case of K. M. Nanavati vs. State of Maharashtra (The Death of Mr. Love), and the Bhopal disaster (Animal's People).
