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I have been reading a novel, The Death of Vishnu, by Manil Suri. It is a novel set in India and revolves around a man named Vishnu who does odd jobs for tenants in a building and sleeps in the landing of the stairs. Reading it makes me enter the world of Vishnu and his dreams. I have had it for some time but I only noticed that it won the Discover Award and a finalist for the PEN and Faulkner Award. But the real revelation was that the author is a professor of mathematics at the University of Maryland.
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CLAY MATHEMATICS INSTITUTE
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