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	'''Anosh Irani''' (born 1974) is an [[Indian-Canadian]] novelist and playwright. An [[Irani (India)\|Irani]] (like [[Parsi people\|Parsi]], but of more recent [[Iranian peoples\|Iranian]] extraction), he was born and raised in [[Mumbai]], although he has indicated that he personally prefers the city's traditional English name, [[Bombay]]. After working in advertising in India, he moved to [[Vancouver]] in 1998 to study and pursue writing.		'''Anosh Irani''' (born 1974) is an [[Indian-Canadian]] novelist and playwright. An [[Irani (India)\|Irani]] (like [[Parsi people\|Parsi]], but of more recent [[Iranian peoples\|Iranian]] extraction), he was born and raised in [[Mumbai]], although he has indicated that he personally prefers the city's traditional English name, [[Bombay]]. After working in advertising in India, he moved to [[Vancouver]] in 1998 to study and pursue writing.

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	His latest play, ''[[My Granny the Goldfish]]'', premiered at the Arts Club Theatre Company's new venue, The Revue Stage, in Vancouver on April 16, 2010.		His latest play, ''[[My Granny the Goldfish]]'', premiered at the Arts Club Theatre Company's new venue, The Revue Stage, in Vancouver on April 16, 2010.

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	His latest play, ''[[My Granny the Goldfish]]'', premiered at the Arts Club Theatre Company's new venue, The Revue Stage, in Vancouver on April 16, 2010.		His latest play, ''[[My Granny the Goldfish]]'', premiered at the Arts Club Theatre Company's new venue, The Revue Stage, in Vancouver on April 16, 2010.

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	Anosh Irani ~~is an Indian~~-~~Canadian novelist and playwright~~. An Irani (like Parsi, but of recent Iranian extraction), he was born and raised in Mumbai, although he has indicated that he personally prefers the city's traditional English name, Bombay. After working in advertising in India, he moved to Vancouver in 1998 to study and pursue writing.

	~~His first full~~-~~length play~~, ~~The Matka King~~, ~~premiered~~ in ~~October 2003 at~~ the ~~Arts Club Theatre Company in Vancouver. His play~~, Bombay ~~Black~~, ~~won four Dora Awards, including Outstanding New Play. Irani was also featured~~ in ~~Quill & Quire as one of a handful of young Canadian “writers~~ to ~~watch.”~~		'''Anosh Irani''' (born 1974) is an [[Indian-Canadian]] novelist and playwright. An [[Irani (India)\|Irani]] (like [[Parsi people\|Parsi]], but of more recent [[Iranian peoples\|Iranian]] extraction), he was born and raised in [[Mumbai]], although he has indicated that he personally prefers the city's traditional English name, [[Bombay]]. After working in advertising in India, he moved to [[Vancouver]] in 1998 to study and pursue writing.
	~~He published his debut novel, The Cripple~~ and ~~His Talismans, in 2004. This dark fable won critical acclaim for its magic realist depiction of the seedy beggars' underworld of India~~.

	~~Irani~~'~~s second novel,~~ The ~~Song of Kahunsha~~, ~~was chosen as a CBC Book~~ Club ~~One pick~~, ~~and~~ was ~~selected for the 2007 edition~~ of ~~Canada Reads, where it was championed by Donna Morrissey. Kahunsha is~~ a ~~story about the abandoned children~~ of ~~Bombay, struggling for survival and~~ to ~~hold onto hope amidst the violence of the 1993 racial riots~~.		His first full-length play, ''[[The Matka King]]'', premiered in October 2003 at the [[Arts Club Theatre Company]] in Vancouver. His play, ''Bombay Black'', won four [[Dora Mavor Moore Awards\|Dora Awards]], including Outstanding New Play. Irani was also featured in ''[[Quill & Quire]]'' as one of a handful of young Canadian “writers to watch.”

	~~His third~~ novel, ~~Dahanu Road (novel)~~, ~~was published~~ in ~~2010~~.		He published his [[debut novel]], ''The Cripple and His Talismans'', in 2004. This dark fable won critical acclaim for its [[magic realism\|magic realist]] depiction of the seedy beggars' underworld of India.
	~~His latest play, My Granny~~ the ~~Goldfish, premiered at the Arts Club Theatre Company~~'~~s new venue, The Revue Stage, in Vancouver on April 16, 2010~~.

	~~From 1998~~ Irani ~~attended~~ the ~~University~~ of ~~British Columbia~~. ~~He received his Bachelors degree in Creative Writing in 2002.~~		Irani's second novel, ''[[The Song of Kahunsha]]'', was chosen as a CBC Book Club One pick, and was selected for the 2007 edition of ''[[Canada Reads]]'', where it was championed by [[Donna Morrissey]]. Kahunsha is a story about the abandoned children of Bombay, struggling for survival and to hold onto hope amidst the violence of the 1993 racial riots.
	~~Starting in September 2012~~, ~~Irani will be teaching a Creative Writing course at Simon Fraser University~~.

	{{From wp\|http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/~~Anosh_Irani~~}}		His third novel, ''[[Dahanu Road (novel)]]'', was published in 2010.

			His latest play, ''[[My Granny the Goldfish]]'', premiered at the Arts Club Theatre Company's new venue, The Revue Stage, in Vancouver on April 16, 2010.

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Anosh Irani is an Indian-Canadian novelist and playwright. An Irani (like Parsi, but of recent Iranian extraction), he was born and raised in Mumbai, although he has indicated that he personally prefers the city's traditional English name, Bombay. After working in advertising in India, he moved to Vancouver in 1998 to study and pursue writing.

His first full-length play, The Matka King, premiered in October 2003 at the Arts Club Theatre Company in Vancouver. His play, Bombay Black, won four Dora Awards, including Outstanding New Play. Irani was also featured in Quill & Quire as one of a handful of young Canadian “writers to watch.”
He published his debut novel, The Cripple and His Talismans, in 2004. This dark fable won critical acclaim for its magic realist depiction of the seedy beggars' underworld of India.

Irani's second novel, The Song of Kahunsha, was chosen as a CBC Book Club One pick, and was selected for the 2007 edition of Canada Reads, where it was championed by Donna Morrissey. Kahunsha is a story about the abandoned children of Bombay, struggling for survival and to hold onto hope amidst the violence of the 1993 racial riots.

His third novel, Dahanu Road (novel), was published in 2010.
His latest play, My Granny the Goldfish, premiered at the Arts Club Theatre Company's new venue, The Revue Stage, in Vancouver on April 16, 2010.

From 1998 Irani attended the University of British Columbia. He received his Bachelors degree in Creative Writing in 2002.
Starting in September 2012, Irani will be teaching a Creative Writing course at Simon Fraser University.

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