Manil Suri
Manil SuriI am a novelist, memoirist, cook, stand-up comic, gay mathematician from India, trying to connect the dots with a mathematical twist.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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Math and writing: What’s the connection?
Last week I started doing events and interviews for my new memoir “A Room in Bombay.” Just like with previous books, one question I’m still invariably getting asked is “How does being a mathematician inform your writing?”
Will you still like me after reading my memoir?
I’m writing this three days before the April 21 publication date of my memoir, “A Room in Bombay.” This is my fifth book, so it’s the fifth time I’m experiencing the anticipation, exhilaration, and yes, nervousness, about how the release wi...
If you build it, they will come
On March 14, 2026, this is what the central branch of Brooklyn Public Library looked like inside. It was their annual “Night in the Library” free event, and over 8500 people attended. The evening started soon after 7 pm with a keynote by th...
The Mathematics of Murder
This January, I wrote my first murder mystery. No, not a book, but a script for a dinner party where someone would be “offed,” and the assembled guests would try to figure out who did it. Larry and I went to one of these last December, the ...
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Manil Suri is the author of the memoir, A Room in Bombay, the non-fiction book, The Big Bang of Numbers, and three internationally acclaimed novels, including The Death of Vishnu. He's also a math professor at UMBC. And of late, a standup comic.
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