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Raza Amin
Raza Amin is a playwright and author. Born and raised in the badlands of North West London, he spent many of his formative years visiting northern Pakistan and rural Bangladesh, ru...view moreRaza Amin is a playwright and author. Born and raised in the badlands of North West London, he spent many of his formative years visiting northern Pakistan and rural Bangladesh, running with his father and mother's clans respectively. At University he studied Economics and Law and wrote his first play, "Trench Warfare," accounts of a devout Muslim general in the British army facing his first war against a Muslim land.
Raza Amin has always had an abiding fascination with urban Asian street-culture and myths emanating from the inner city boroughs. He has written extensively about the topic in various journals and in the early 90’s, he spent time soaking up the vibes of London counter culture. Raza describes himself as the epicentre of gentile race 'confusion' passing itself as multi-culturism in the UK. Raza is now completing "Muthaland," a sequel to Gangsta and "Death and Dust: the Death and Strange Life of Javed Iqbal," a biography of Pakistan's most prolific serial killer.
In his travels, he has trekked through the hinterlands of Central Asia, taken a toke with tribal leaders in the unconquerable twilight world of the northern subcontinent, and witnessed firsthand the unmistakable smouldering remnants of villages destroyed in factional tribalism as old as time itself. He currently rapes and pillages the UK economy as a stockbroker in the City of London.Or Not.view less