MOST often than not, when I read a piece of fiction what I’m looking for are characters that stay with me long after I’ve put down the book. Souls I could transport to any city, to any era, and still find compelling. This means I’m always eager to happen upon a story about people whose trajectories depend more on their personalities and less on their circumstances.
To my delight, Roopa Farooki’s The Flying Man is just that. Maqil Karam, the novel’s central character, is one of the
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