Exile, identity and the universal language of loss

Chitra Ramaswamy’s remarkable new book Homelands is billed as a history of the friendship forged between the British-Indian author and Jewish refugee Henry Wuga, who came to Scotland at 15 on the Kindertransport. And it does beautifully evoke the unfurling of their unlikely relationship which began when she interviewed Wuga in 2011 and deepened