| "Cartoonist offers a 'Manick' view of Indian
life in America...a wry observer of Indian emigrant life, who makes
'sorcaristic' comments through the medium of cartoons" |
- India West, California USA
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After receiving rave reviews from many
people and the media on his first cartoon
book, Sorcar wrote another one titled "Spices in the
Melting Pot" but this time focusing on the issues surrounding
raising second generation Indian American children. These cartoons
became very popular in ethnic magazines and newspapers of all kinds
since both children and their parents could laugh together at their
cultural differences. Over the past two decades Sorcar has received
many letters from people who found his work to capture the immigrant
experience in a unique way.
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He draws many of his ideas for
his cartoons from his own experiences with his wife Shikha
and children growing up in the United States.
Sorcar often writes new cartoons for magazines in his spare
time and plans to release a new cartoon book in late 2004.
"Spices in the Melting Pot" may be purchased
through this site. |
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