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　　V. S. Naipaul is perhaps the most famous émigré writer since

Vladimir Nabokov, and though he always spoke and wrote English, his

self-imposed exile to England from his native Trinidad represented

a cultural shift as profound as learning to think in another

language. In this moving, novel-like correspondence, we witness the

great writer’s early transformation from an expatriate adrift to a

world-renowned man of letters.

The letters collected here illuminate with unalloyed candor the

relationship between a sacrificing father and his determined son as

they encourage each other to persevere with their writing. For

though his father’s literary aspirations would go unrealized,

Naipaul’s triumphant career would ultimately vindicate his beloved

mentor’s legacy.

INTRODUCTION

FAMILY TREES

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POSTSCRIPT

BIBLIOGRAPHY OF PUBLISHED WORKS

INDEX

　　V. S. Naipaul was born in Trinidad in 1932. He went to England

on a scholarship in 1950. After four years at University College,

Oxford, he began to write, and since then has followed no other

profession. He has published more than twenty books of fiction and

nonfiction, including An Area of Darkness, In a Free State,

Among the Believers, and India: A Million Mutinies Now.

He lives in Wiltshire, England. --This text refers to an out of

print or unavailable edition of this title.

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V. S. Naipaul is perhaps the most famous émigré writer since Vladimir Nabokov, and though he always spoke and wrote English, his self-imposed exile to England from his native Trinidad represented a cultural shift as profound as learning to think in another language. In this moving, novel-like correspondence, we witness the great writer’s early transformation from an expatriate adrift to a world-renowned man of letters.

The letters collected here illuminate with unalloyed candor the relationship between a sacrificing father and his determined son as they encourage each other to persevere with their writing. For though his father’s literary aspirations would go unrealized, Naipaul’s triumphant career would ultimately vindicate his beloved mentor’s legacy.