This ground-breaking collection of new interviews, critical essays, and commentary explores South Asian identity and culture. Sensitive to the false homogeneity implied by ""South Asian,"" ""diaspora,"" ""postcolonial,"" and ""Asian American,"" the contributors attempt to unpack these terms. By examining the social, economic, and historical particularities of people who live ""between the lines""-on and between borders-they reinstate questions of power and privilege, agency and resistance. As South Asians living in the United States and Canada, each to some degree must reflect on the i