Gautam Malkani
Gautam Malkani is a journalist for The Financial Times, and the author of the novel Londonstani which Dutch writer Robert Vuijsje described as the worst book of the year.[1] He has worked on the FT's UK news desk in London as well as in the Washington bureau. He is currently an associate editor on the FT Weekend Magazine, after a spell on the newspaper's Business Life section.
Born in Hounslow, London on 27 August 1976, Malkani's mother was a Ugandan of Indian descent. He studied Social and Political Sciences at Christ's College, Cambridge. Malkani currently resides in London.
References[]
- ^ Bruin, Katja de (December 2008). "Boekjaar 2008". VPRO magazine (in Dutch). Retrieved 2009-07-15.
External links[]
- Guatam Malkani's Website
- HarperCollins UK author page
- Video trailer for Londonstani
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