Description: In Travelers, Jhabvala examines the unlikely convergence of four wanderers: Asha, an imperious Indian widow, Raymond, a curious Englishman, Lee, an American looking for her spiritual core, and Gopi, an impressionable young student. With a mixture of impassioned dialogue and subtle narrative, Jhabvala examines the psychological and cultural forces that wend their paths into inextricable knots of love and conflict.
Review Quotes: "She has been awarded all sorts of prizes and is held in the highest esteem by critics all over the world. Jhabvala's fiction serves, always, to remind us of the universal vulnerability of mankind." Boston Globe "Magical.. . .Jhabvala is one of those rare writers who manages to be simultaneously caustic and loving with her creations." Wall Street Journal