| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - Characters such as Miriam, folk singing taxi driver Bushy and the deinzens of The Cross Keys, a down at heel pub-cum-strip joint Jamal frequents for reasons never adequately explained seem rather cartoonish.The novel is also skewed in that, while employing many aspects of life that I suspect will be familiar to British Asians, such as Jamal and Miriam's visit to their father in Pakistan, Jamal's r
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