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Bapsi Sidhwa

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Pakistani writer Bapsi Sidhwa set one of her best-known novels, Ice-Candy-Man (1988; later published as Cracking India, 1991), in 1947, the year that India and Pakistan became two separate nations. The book was later adapted as the motion picture Earth.

Works

Books by Bapsi Sidhwa include:

  • Ice-Candy-Man [ISBN 0140117679], later published as Cracking India [ISBN 0915943565]
  • An American Brat [ISBN 1571310053]
  • The Crow Eaters [ISBN 0915943786]
  • The Bride [ISBN 0312095376]
  • Bapsi Sidhwa Omnibus [ISBN 0195794001]
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