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Mapping the misfits
Updated On: 20 May, 2012 09:24 AM IST | | Kareena N Gianani
Earlier this month, two authors were in the city to find out what is common between your suave, respectable entrepreneur who finds solutions to problems, and hundreds of those who are unknown, unseen ufffd and sometimes dangerous ufffd but are devising similar mechanisms in society. Kareena N Gianani met the authors of the forthcoming book, The Misfit Economy, to peek into the black, white and grey
It has been 15 minutes since Alexa Clay and Kyra Maya Phillips have been standing on a cacophonic street outside Kalbadevi Temple, trying to appear casual and oblivious to workers drawing carts and the blur of motorbikes, as they pose for a photograph for this interview.
There is nothing deviant about 28 year-old Clay and 25 year-old Phillips, really. Clay has bright, intelligent eyes and speaks in a deep, quiet voice and Phillips, with her wide-brimmed straw hat and an occasional scowl directed at the temperamental weather, looks like a tourist waiting to escape the heat. Nothing about the duo suggests that they have anything to do with a dangerous Puerto Rican gang or devious computer hackers. There’s no way one could guess that, at this point, what they really want is to have a long chat with Somalian pirates.
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