"One thing that I came to learn about myself as a writer in working on this book is that my writing is often about who is happening moreso than what is happening. That is, I love creating characters who feel very true-to-life but who are almost so specific as to be mysteries to themselves as they are to other people."
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On humor in his work No One Can Pronounce My Name in âINTERVIEWS: Rakesh Satyalâ in BookPage (2017 May 1)
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