John Masters was a soldier before he became a novelist. Born in
India, he was sent to England to complete his education before
attending Sandhurst. It was there the rumour began about his
ancestry, that (in the language of the time) he 'had a touch of the
tarbrush'. This encounter with racist bigotry would be turned to
good effect in his novel, "Bhowani Junction" (later filmed with
Stewart Granger and Ava Gardner). At Sandhurst it just made him
more determined to succeed. John Masters joined a Gurhka regiment
on receiving his commission. Here, He depicts garrison life and
campaigning on the North-West Frontier.
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