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Anosh Irani
Books in Order: 8 titles
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Behind the Moon
A new play from award-winning playwright and novelist Anosh IraniIn a Mughlai restaurant in Toronto, a late-night visit from a mysterious stranger rattles the cage and shatters the peace. Now the restaurant's employee Ayub must face reality, the fami...
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The Men in White
A finalist for the Governor General's Award for Drama, The Men in White explores urgent themes surrounding the complexities of the modern immigrant experience, Islamophobia, and the unifying power of sport -- the masterful playwright and novelist A...
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The Bombay Plays
From renowned author Anosh Irani comes an updated edition of The Bombay Plays featuring two plays that explore the depths of the back alleys of Bombay. Winner of the Dora Mavor Moore Award for Outstanding New Play Finalist for the 2007 Gove...
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The Parcel
Finalist for the Writers' Trust Fiction Prize and for the Governor General's Literary Award, this powerful new work, about a transgender sex worker in the red-light district of Bombay who is given an unexpected task, is a gripping literary ...
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Dahanu Road
With an inimitable mix of earthy humour and searing tragedy, bestselling author Anosh Irani gives us his most ambitious novel yet. Zairos is a dissolute young landowner's son living in the town of Dahanu, just outside Bombay, when his life of care...
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The Song of Kahunsha
"Here childhood innocence and dreams meet the reality of day-to-day survival and violence, during Hindu-Muslim riots, forcing choices that should never have to be made. Irani (The Cripple and His Talismans, 2005) is a gifted storyteller, and this boo...
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The Cripple and His Talismans
Prepare to enter a world where the norms of human behavior -- even the rules governing time and gravity -- are set on their heads. This dark and wry fable begins with the narrator waking up and discovering he is missing an arm. He has no idea how he ...