Deletion of Amit Majmudar

Comment: here are some more reviews further showing that  is also met: ''The Abundance'' - "The narrative is slow, but sumptuous with recipes and reflection. Mr Majmudar, who is also a poet, imbues his prose with phrases and metaphors that linger with the warmth of spices." - ''The Economist'' http://www.economist.com/news/books-and-arts/21581968-cooking-grants-feelings-continuity-new-novel-about-immigrant, indeed based on the reviews (by Booklist, The Plain Dealer|Cleveland Plain Dealer, Good Housekeeping, Kirkus Reviews and Publishers Weekly) listed at amazon here http://www.amazon.com/The-Abundance-Novel-Amit-Majmudar/dp/1250045096 a separate book article could be created, ''Partitions'' - "Majmudar writes with the incisive prose of a poet and the unflinching eye of a scientist" and "The book’s flaw — if it’s a flaw — is that we’re so close to our subjects at every moment that we lose sight of the river they’re swept away by" - ''Hyphen magazine'' http://hyphenmagazine.com/magazine/issue-24-survival-winter-2011/book-review-partitions-amit-majmudar, and some more by (oh, oh{{=)}}) those trade magazines kirkus "In his magnificent first novel" and "Written with piercing beauty, alive with moral passion and sorrowful insight—a rueful masterpiece." - https://www.kirkusreviews.com/book-reviews/amit-majmudar/partitions/; and pw "Poet Majmudar's unconvincing debut novel" - and "Tedious though not clumsy, ... but even the dark ending can't shake the notion that the whole endeavor feels like a semisanitized and oversensationalized theme park ride." - http://www.publishersweekly.com/978-0-8050-9395-7, and pw reviewing ''Dothead: Poems'', "Aided by his unforgiving eye and a seemingly effortless ability to electrify his images, he composes a portrait of humankind that exposes its overreliance on the persuasive strength of fear." and "But throughout Majmudar keeps focused on one task: exposing what he views as the hollow American claims to being a “melting pot,” as only those who appease the fickle identity of an American are guaranteed their own freedom." - http://www.publishersweekly.com/978-1-101-94707-4
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