David Leavitt

In 1913, the eccentric G. H. Hardy, Britain's leading mathematician, receives a letter from a self-professed mathematical genius, Indian clerk Srinivasa Ramanujan, and sets out to persuade the enigmatic Ramanujan to come to Cambridge.

A Novel

The Indian Clerk

Tracey O’Rourke

This book took me forever to read, even though I mostly like it. I started it on at least 4 different occasions, never getting past page 20 or so. Once I really got reading, I still read several other books while reading this. This is not to say this isn't good. It is good. But its about mathemeticians. And around WWI, and it simply takes some work.

The Indian Clerk A Novel

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