• Michael Eldridge, "The Rise and Fall of Black Britain" Transition 74 (Fall 1997) (HSU users only)
  
  
• David Dabydeen, "Coolie Odyssey"
  • Profile of Dabydeen by James Proctor (British Council Literature)
• British Asians (Wikipedia)

• Hanif Kureishi, My Son the Fanatic (including "The Road Exactly") (N.B.: this is a very large file!)
  • (If you're interested, here is the earlier short story of the same name, from the collection Love in a Blue Time)
• Hanif Kureishi, "The Word and the Bomb" (2005) and ""The Rainbow Sign" (1986)

Hanif Kureishi

• Hanif Kureishi.co.uk | Wikipedia | British Council Literature | Postcolonial Studies (Emory U)
• "My Beautiful London" (2008 profile by Rachel Donadio for the New York Times) | "Every 10 Years You Become Someone Else" (2014 profile by Robert McCrum for The Observer)
• Other articles and reviews from The New York Times
• Ulrich Joßner, "The Future Is Mixed" (interview/criticism)
• Other interviews:
  • With Amitava Kumar (Transition 88, 2001) (HSU users only)
  • With Barbara Bogave (Fresh Air, October 29, 2001) (RealAudio)
  • With Shamaila Khan (BBC, 2002)
• "Kureishi on Changes in British Immigrant Life" (NPR's Morning Edition 22 August 2006)
• "Work in Progress": Kureishi muses on novel-writing for the BBC

To Be Young, British, and Muslim

• "Islam for me was more punk than punk": an interview with Aki Nawaz of the band Fun-da-Mental (OpenDemocracy.net, 2004)
• Europe, Islam's New Front Line: Britain (from NPR's series on Islam in Europe, November 29, 2004)
• Islam, Race, and British Identity (London Guardian): includes a subsection entitled "Young, Muslim, and British"
• The (now defunct) Weblog of Rupa Huq, scholar of (among other things) Muslim hip-hop and author of Beyond Subculture
  

Islam and Islamophobia in the UK:

• Two signal events in public perceptions of British Muslims: 2001 Oldham race riots | 2005 London bombings
• Gary Younge, "Londonistan Calling" (The Nation 26 September 2006) (Younge is a former correspondent for the London Guardian, now resident in the U.S.)
• Lauren Collins, "England, Their England: The Failure of British Multiculturalism and the Rise of the Islamophobic Right" (The New Yorker 4 July 2011)
• Laila Lalami, "Among the Blasphemers: On Salman Rushdie" (The Nation 15 January 2013): a concise review of "The Rushdie Affair" and the rise of Islamic fundamentalism in Britain
• Mary Anne Weaver, "Her Majesty's Islamists" (New York Times Magazine 19 April 2015)
• Two recent articles from the New York Times: "Britain Unveils Plans to Fight Extremism in Young Muslims" (19 Octotber 2015) and "British Effort to Identify Potential Radicals Spurs Profiling Debate" (10 February 2016)
• Also: do a keyword search on "Muslim Britain" from the library's home page and select the "Books" tab on the page of search results.

• Salman Rushdie, "Imaginary Homelands"
• Apache Indian, "Magic Carpet"
• Selections from Goodness Gracious Me

Apache Indian

• Apache Indian (Wikipedia | AllMusic.com)

Other Asian Musician Links

• Asian Dub Foundation (Wikipedia | AllMusic.com)
  • Joe Lockard, "Community Music" (review article on the Asian Dub Foundation in Bad Subjects)
• Cornershop (Wikipedia | AllMusic.com)
• Emmy the Great (Wikipedia | AllMusic.com)
• Fun-da-mental (Wikipedia | AllMusic.com)
• M.I.A. (Wikipedia | AllMusic.com)
• Talvin Singh (Wikipedia | AllMusic.com)
  • Feature story on Talvin Singh (bbc.co.uk)
• BBC Radio Asian Network