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• Another Country

  From: New Statesman

  Sept. 6, 2004784 words Critical essay [(review date 6 September 2004) In the following review of The Zigzag Way, Messud expresses disappointment with the novel's thin characterization, citing the country of Mexico as its most fully realized subject.] Anita...

• Review of The Zigzag Way

  From: Booklist

  Oct. 1, 2004211 words Book review, Critical essay [(review date 1 October 2004) Below, Seaman considers The Zigzag Way as an excellent distillation of the history of cultural conflict in Mexico in its depiction of the mining of the Sierra Madre.] Cultural collisions...

• Mistaken Identities

  From: New Leader

  November-December 20041,248 words Critical essay [(essay date November-December 2004) In the following essay, Allen praises The Zigzag Way as an evocative journey into the past offering spiritual guidance.] Anita Desai's new novel, The Zigzag Way, is concerned with...