Contents: I. Diaspora in Flux: Newer Insights: 1. Transforming Continuum of South Asian Diaspora: In Conversation with Vijay Mishra/Asis De. II. Considering Diasporic Literatures of South Asia: Texts and Contexts: 1. What Diaspora? Whither Diaspora?: Some Random Questions, Answers and Ruminations/Somdatta Mandal. 2. South Asians in North America: Inter-Ethnic Reflections for the New Millennium/Amritjit Singh. 3. Mentally Disturbed, Physically Unseen: The ‘Secret’ Lives of British Asians in Fiction and Autobiography/Nilakshi Roy. 4. Of Forgotten Remembrances: Memories of the Passive Bangalee Bhadrolok: A Study of Dislocation in Black Ice, The Shadow Lines and The Good Muslim/Aatreyee Ghosh. 5. Interrogating Borders in Amitav Ghosh’s The Shadow Lines and The Hungry Tide/Sharmistha De Dutta. 6. Crossing Boundaries in a Postcolonial Context: A Tale of Two Characters in Vikram Chandra’s Red Earth and Pouring Rain/Sulagna Mohanty and Amrita Satapathy. 7. Positional Shifts in Postcolonial Literature: Comparison of Salman Rushdie and Rohinton Mistry’s Select Fiction/Ajay Verma. 8. Histories of Post-Diaspora: Neocultural Prototyping in Hanif Kureishi’s The Buddha of Suburbia and The Black Album/Subashish Bhattacharjee and G.N. Roy. 9. Of Diaspora and Native Literatures: Reading Benyamin’s Goat Days/Rositta Joseph Valiyamattam. 10. Michael Ondaatje’s The Cat’s Table: A Study of Diasporic Overtones/Arifa Yesmin. 11. Home No/w/here: A Study of Diasporic Dilemma in Khaled Hosseini’s The Kite Runner/Raj Gaurav Verma. III. Conversations and Discussions: In Conversations with Writers: Tabish Khair in Conversation with Ajay K. Chaubey. In Conversations with Writers: M.G. Vassanji in Conversation with Murali Kamma. In Discussions with Critics: Somdatta Mandal, Makarand Paranjape and Manjit Inder Singh in Discussion with Ajay K. Chaubey. IV. South Asian Diaspora: Interdisciplinary Responses: 12. One Nation, Two Diasporas: Nepali Migrants and Bhutanese Refugees in the United States/Lopita Nath. 13. Reconfiguring ‘Asian Australian’ Writing: Australia, India and Inez Baranay/Paul Sharrad. 14. The Bhutanese Diaspora: A View on History/Alice Anna Verheij.15. Searching for Home: Explorations in New Media and the Burmese Diaspora in New Zealand/Violet Cho. This book is our academic endeavour in contributing to the ever-growing corpus of diaspora criticism. Scholars from India and abroad have profusely contributed to this academic anthology and their exegeses and explications are worthy to be appreciated for multiple reasons. They have critically evaluated the texts against the backdrop of literary theories as applied to the typology of literary taxonomy of many diasporic authors who overtly and covertly belong to the South Asian nations. This anthology deals with multiple theses on the issues of diasporic overtones, inter-ethnic relations, re/dislocations and merger of mental/ physical boundaries represented in the literary texts authored by the young and veteran writers of the South Asian origin. The volume offers explorations and unravellings that inscribe multifarious themes, issues and agenda concomitant with the South Asian diaspora critiqued by young, vibrant and enthusiastic authors who have earned their reputation in academic field at the global fronts. There is a need for more holistic understanding of the entire phenomenon to facilitate researchers and participants engaged in innumerable homilies related to diaspora and trans-nationalism. Hence, we hope that this volume will be a trustworthy tool to comprehend the dynamics of emerging trends in the area though the continuous progress and flow in the ontological apparatus cannot be denied.