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An extremely funny novel about two larger-than-life heroes and their bawdy Rabelaisian adventures in post-colonial urban India. 'Nagarkar is a genuine experimentalist he combines in his writing a tremendous instinct for storytelling with a rare openness of imagination. He is willing to go where it takes him express it in whatever form and through whichever language. What remains constant is his subversive pleasure in fiction for its own sake. It makes him one of our most precious writers.' - AnjumHasan The Caravan Nagarkar's second novel (is) insouciant savage disarming and profound... (His) imagery has the quality of switch-blades flickering in the dark alley of the narrative. (His) humour is dark but passionate. - ManjulaPadmanabhan The Asian Age 'Ravan and Eddie remains one of the finest books written with Mumbai as a backdrop. It's uproariously funny outrageously irreverent ... (and) reveals the city as a character an actor a living being.' - PankajUpadhyaya Mumbai Mirror 'It's bawdy it's wicked and it's irreverent. (Ravan and Eddie) is a wild romp through a quintessential Indian institution the chawl.' - Business World