What is the force, and what are the passions, that transformed a timid but stubborn Indian Catholic boy into a writer passionate about what he writes and about freedom of expression? This collections contains a few of the author's strongest essays on literature and purpose, as well as exuberant excerpts from "The Revised Kama Sutra," "The Killing of an Author", "Impressing the Whites," "Eaten by the Japanese," "What We All Need," and his humor anthology that begins with a response to Adam Mansbach's popular book.