MIGRATION AS A DIFFICULT EXPERIENCE - A STUDY OF MOHSIN HAMID'S LITERARY FICTIONS

The present paper proposed to present the Middle East crisis in the novels of Mohsin Hamid. The stories
of immigrants articulated as a larger part of the Unites States. The appearance of the real and the surreal is evolved
into imagination. Into the context of refugee asylums, citizens are looking for a better future. The sense of
geographical unsettlement is evident. Whether a immigration is a difficult experience or an indisputable part of a
life, is subject to the argument.