From its opening pages, Geoff Wyss's tragicomic novel Tiny Clubs beats with the roiling, syncopated rhythms of life in contemporary Bombay. Its rich cast of characters seek the gift of vision, the ability to see clearly the world they inhabit and their own lives within it. Sometimes too clever...for their own good, they stumble through strange and familiar territory, hopeful and hopeless, insightful and clueless....In the end, they discover mostly the limits of their respective visions, and of vision itself. This is a funny and provocative postmodern tale. -Steve Heller, author of Father's Mechanical Universe.