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Tim O'Brien

92. Moshin Hamid - How To Get Filthy Rich In Rising Asia


Heard this reviewed on Radio 4. A bit different.

A novel disguised as 'self-help' book very simply about getting rich in rising Asia.

Very cynical; no characterisation, just a quick 'one chapter a decade' about a guy who decides to do just that—selling cheap bottled water—and rises up from rural poverty through the Indian moneyed classes.

He [the author] writes clever prose, but I found the point of it a bit obscure. I am a bit over-read at the moment, for which Tolstoy may have to take some of the blame.






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