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Entertainment? ? ? ? People? ? ? ? ArtsKunzru, who has a Kashmiri father and an English mother, made the departure in his recent novel "My Revolutions" which is about a failed 1960s English radical and has no links to India.The country, however, features heavily in his two earlier novels, the acclaimed "The Impressionist," set in British-ruled India, and "Transmission," about an Indian computer programer in California."I said let's do it, let's not even have a hint of India in the book because I wanted to make a statement that I reserve the right to imagine anything I want," Kunzru told Reuters at an annual literary festival in Jaipur, India."I wondered if I would be allowed to write a book that didn't have Raj furniture or any Indian people. If the world of south Asian writing in English starts with (Salman Rushdie's) "Midnight's Children," then there was an expectation that you might write a family saga, or about migration," he said."It is a double-edged sword: we've done well with all the attention, and there certainly is a market for it, so there has been some collusion between writers and publishers."But the space of operation has gotten wider. I think the days of spice markets and elephants are numbered."Kunzru, who has a "big Indian novel brewing" and is also working on another set in the Mojave desert in the United States, said the bigger battle was with the predominantly Western agents and publishers."They always want to put women in saris or young Sikh boys in turbans on the cover because they are directing it at the lowest common denominator," said Kunzru, who was raised in Britain but now lives in New York He turns 40 this year."It's an ongoing fight. It's something we've been arguing about for a while."The view of diaspora writers, or those of Indian descent living outside India, and how they view themselves has changed, Kunzru said, because writers are growing in confidence and do not feel the burden of expectation as much."This conversation has been going on for more than 20 years. (adds comments on growth, money markets) DAVOS, Switzerland, Jan 28 (Reuters) - European Central BankPresident Jean-Claude Trichet said on Wednesday the recentwidening of government bond premia in the euro zone posed nothreat to the future of the single currency Speaking on Reuters Television at the annual meeting of the. ) There was the tough loss to Florida last year and the embarrassing loss to USC to end the 2004 season, but before that, Miami has been home away from home for Oklahoma.No one, except Miami of course, has enjoyed as much success as Oklahoma in the hottest city in the U.S.In the fifties, they went four and zero in Miami all Orange Bowls and? cemented two of their three national titles that decade in? Vice City.In the sixties OU played in Miami only once, again in an Orange Bowl? beating? Tennessee 26-24 in the 1968 game.? The seventies saw OU? become a regular in Miami.
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