Description
Discover the compelling narrative of *No Land's Man* by Aasif Mandvi, a brilliant paperback that meticulously chronicles the struggles of identity faced by a second-generation immigrant. This brand new book provides readers with a unique perspective, combining humor and heartbreak as Mandvi shares his life experiences across three continents: from his childhood in England, where he navigated bullying and cultural expectations, to his teenage years in Tampa, where he hilariously impersonated Michael Jackson. With 192 pages of witty anecdotes and deeply resonant observations, Mandvi delves into the complexities of cultural identity, making it a crucial read for anyone interested in the immigrant experience. His journey captures the essence of what it means to belong in a world that often labels and confines. Through this exceptional book, readers will find a blend of heartfelt storytelling and comedic insights, reflecting on the misfit mayhem of growing up between cultures. Published by Chronicle Books, *No Land's Man* is not just a memoir; it's an exploration of identity and belonging that resonates universally. Perfect for book lovers and those seeking inspiration, this book is a must-have for your collection.
By Mandvi, Aasif
Condition: BRAND NEW
Format: Paperback
Number of Pages 192
Publisher Chronicle Books
Aasif Mandvi, an Indian-American best known for his work as a correspondent on The Daily Show, has been dealing with his personal identity issues across three continents and forty years. With wit, smarts, and a good dose of hard-earned perspective, Mandvi shares his journey from battling bullies and idealizing the Fonz as a child in England to becoming a teenage Michael Jackson impersonator in Tampa, Florida and playing snake charmers, taxi drivers and eventually a fake journalist as an actor in New York, where he was even once told that he wasn't 'Indian' enough for a role. A mix of humorous stories, heartfelt observations, and misfit mayhem, No Land's Man is a laughout-our-loud account of a second-generation immigrant's search for meaning and identity in an increasingly confusing world.
By Mandvi, Aasif
Condition: BRAND NEW
Format: Paperback
Number of Pages 192
Publisher Chronicle Books
Aasif Mandvi, an Indian-American best known for his work as a correspondent on The Daily Show, has been dealing with his personal identity issues across three continents and forty years. With wit, smarts, and a good dose of hard-earned perspective, Mandvi shares his journey from battling bullies and idealizing the Fonz as a child in England to becoming a teenage Michael Jackson impersonator in Tampa, Florida and playing snake charmers, taxi drivers and eventually a fake journalist as an actor in New York, where he was even once told that he wasn't 'Indian' enough for a role. A mix of humorous stories, heartfelt observations, and misfit mayhem, No Land's Man is a laughout-our-loud account of a second-generation immigrant's search for meaning and identity in an increasingly confusing world.