Great Eastern Hotel Pb - Ruchir Joshi

beautifully Written' Daily Mail 'heady, Sensually Described, Deeply Felt' Guardian 'a Maximalist Epic That Grabs You By The Collar' The Statesman 'riotously Audacious And Entertaining Cinematic, Jazzlike, A Humdinger Of A Novel' Kamila Shamsie A Humane And Atmospheric Love Letter To A Vibrant And Irrepressible City Daily Mail I Cant Remember The Last Time I Read A Book As Grand As Ruchir Joshis Great Eastern Hotel The City In This Novel Is A Living Thing' The Telegraph India August 1941. The World Is At War. At The Great Eastern, Calcuttas Most Luxurious Hotel, Amidst The Feasting, Dancing And Laughter, We Witness The Metropolis In The Last Moments Before Disaster Strikes.