Discontent and Its Civilizations : Dispatches from Lahore, New York, and London By: Mohsin Hamid

Discontent and Its Civilizations: Dispatches from Lahore, New York, and London

About the Book: This captivating collection by Mohsin Hamid is not just another book; it's a masterclass in navigating the modern global condition. Born out of the author's profound understanding that 'we're born with an in-built capacity for language... we need language to tell stories', these essays and articles showcase Hamid's dexterity, provoking ideas, and sparkling prose.

About Mohsin Hamid: The man behind the pen is a literary phenomenon. Born and mostly raised in Lahore, with parts of his childhood spent in California, Hamid has studied at prestigious institutions like Princeton University and Harvard Law School. His journey has taken him between Lahore, London, and New York, making him an authority on the nuances of global culture.

Exploring Diversity in Three Cities

The book takes readers on a journey through three vibrant cities: Lahore, New York, and London. Hamid's insights into these diverse metropolises are not just observations but profound explorations of their cultural, political, and social landscapes.

A Literary Journey

With over 252 pages of thought-provoking content, 'Discontent and Its Civilizations' is a literary journey that begins with the intimate and expands to encompass global themes. The book is published in English, opening up its insights to a wide audience.

Versatile Binding and Format

The book is available in a versatile paperback binding, making it easy to carry along on your literary explorations. With an ISBN-13 number of 9780143423997, you can easily find this book on shelves or online.

From the Penguin Books Shelf

Published by the renowned Penguin Books, 'Discontent and Its Civilizations' joins a prestigious list of titles that span diverse genres and cultures. The book was released in December, 2014, marking its place in recent literary history.

Why You Should Read This Book: If you're curious about the world we live in, if you love exploring new perspectives through compelling prose, then 'Discontent and Its Civilizations' is a must-read. It's not just a book; it's an invitation to understand our shared humanity better.