Chindia Dialogues: Literature of Migration

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Chindia Dialogues: Literature of Migration

NEW YORK, November 5, 2011 — Writer Amitav Kumar leads readings and a discussion on migrants of all kinds with poet and activist Meena Kandsamy (Ms. Militancy, 2010), Suketu Mehta (Maximum City, 2005) and Su Tong (Raise The Red Lantern, 2004). (1 hr., 8 min.)

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