In the Light of What We Know : A Novel (Paperback)

from RodRaglin

Plodding plot, burdensome backstory weigh down In Light of What We Know I'm not a very smart guy. At least not compared to Zia Haider Rahman, author of In Light of What We Know. I dropped out of journalism school because I got a job on a newspaper - hey, I thought if I could get a job on a newspa...

from tangledthread

A long tedious novel of two friends talking about race, racism, class, classism, love, relationships and mathematics.

from nabeelar

Irritating on many levels.

from Lunarreader

What a book! It's about .... everything! Mathematics, History, Politics, Economics, Banking, Migration, Development, Friendship, Social classes, Marriage, Books, .... and about yourself. And yes, all in capitals because it is not just about all these themes, it's so profound, so documented, so im...

from michaelbartley

this is a excellent novel, a novel that explores many ideas. at the core of the story is Godel's incompleteness theorem. it explores class, race, self, what is self and relationships. it explores how we know. I highly recommend it