Kipling's India

by Khushwant Kipling; Singh, Khushwant Singh (Introduction)

Rudyard Kipling: was he a vampire of the Raj or an Indian born in another skin, who upheld the British empire but gave his heart to the East? Khushwant Singh, celebrated columnist, author and ardent Kipling fan, knits this anthology with a fascinating introduction on the life of this controversial writer.

Genres: Fiction

240 pages, Paperback

First published November 12, 1985

Reviews

[Anshul]

Though a few stories were enticing; my frustration is more so with this particular edition by Roli books - how for the lack of paper and making it a thin and flimsy book, put these stories in the most unreadable format.

[Raghav]

I liked the forward written by Khushwant Singh, that's the only thing. I personally felt Kipling's views on India and Indians were demeaning and condescending. Could not finish reading most of the stories.

[Anamika Mohanta]

Anything Anglo Indian or related to the Raj is sure to enrapture me and this is no exception.

[Poornima]

This was the 1994 edition by Roli Books. ISBN: 81-7436-001-8