Uncover the politics of colonial desire and masculinity in the works of British writers in India. This compelling study examines how authors like Kipling and Forster intertwined colonial rule with complex representations of male identity, revealing deeper layers of resistance and contention. Delve into the economic and political dimensions of desire, offering a critical perspective on historical failures and ideological struggles. An indispensable read for scholars of postcolonial literature, gender studies, and South Asian studies, this book illuminates the cultural dynamics of British India.