This novel follows Jamal Khan, a middle-aged London psychoanalyst, as he looks back on his life, his work, and a long-buried act of violence from his youth that continues to haunt him. Moving between present-day therapy sessions and memories of 1970s London, the book explores guilt, desire, friendship, race, and the shifting cultural landscape of Britain. Through Jamal’s intimate, candid voice, it examines how the past shapes identity and how secrets linger beneath seemingly successful lives. Written by the acclaimed author of *The Buddha of Suburbia*, it offers Kureishi’s characteristic blend of psychological insight, wit, and sharp social observation, appealing to readers interested in contemporary fiction that probes morality, intimacy, and modern urban life.
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