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A study in folly
The author travelled to the worst-affected nations when the US subprime bubble blew up in 2008
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A history of cartography in India
The author has done a great service to map lovers everywhere with this book
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Adrift in the airport lounge
The short fiction series revolves around a group of people stranded at the Heathrow airport waiting lounge
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Indian and African wildlife in pictures
Once-in-a-lifetime experiences, mostly captured in emulsion film over three decades
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Journey of the nomadic Tuaregs
The book dwells on the theme of land and displacement and gives a sensual description of the Sahara desert
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City of forgotten dreams
The book unravels the constellations of social, institutional and religious histories of Pakistan
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Salt mining in Sahara
The author is transformed by the immensity of the desert and the sturdiness of the people during his travel with a caravan
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Urbs without blurbs
A book on how Paris and New York -- with such different histories -- have so much in common
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Finding oneself
The author, enamoured of her mixed blood, sets out for India to study her ancestors
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In the life of a reporter
Known Turf is a warm, heartfelt and honest book about being a journalist
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The mangrove goddess
In an excerpt from her new book, In Good Faith A Journey in Search of an Unknown India, the author meets a unique deity, Bonbibi, in the Sunderbans
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The river's story
The book combines the history, legends, mythology, religion, festivals, commerce, warfare and geography of the sacred river Kaveri
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India's tiger man
As a long standing friend, Taraporewala manages to bring to life many facets of Fateh Singh Rathore -- the man who carved out Ranthambhore National Park
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A tale of two grandmothers
An extract from Andr Bteille--s Sunlight on the Garden A Story of Childhood & Youth, where the author talks about an idyllic childhood in the French enclave of Chandannagar
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Backpacking and more
A solo trek along the Pacific Crest Trail helps the author come face to face with nature and find herself
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Life in rural Bengal
The author documents his ancestral village through a collection of photos and an essay
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Comic misadventures
This book should be compulsory reading for the proudly Indian -- seeing ourselves as others see us
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Nostalgic moments from Goa
An intimate portrait of the Catholic community of Goa in 70 stunning pictures
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Head-craft
The author feels being a hippie is a dangerous occupation, unless you can package it and get paid by the paragraph
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An anthology on Delhi
An engrossing collection of short stories that will transport you to the darker side of Delhi
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Travel classic The Innocents Abroad
Zac O--Yeah on his love for Mark Twain--s travelogue The Innocents Abroad, 1869
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Travel classic Travels in the Mogul Empire
Annie Zaidi--s assumptions about the Mogul Empire got cleared after reading Francois Bernier--s book
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After the Bali bombings
Part chatty political history lesson, part travelogue, Dhume--s book is an engaging one, enlivened by quirky details
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A garden lover--s delight
The colonialisation bit would have been incomplete without taking over the wild hence the English touch to the gardens in India
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A glimpse of Tagore's Shantiniketan
The book is an attempt to define Rabindranath Tagore's concept of space while building the campus in Shantiniketan
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Tales of woe
This carefully tempered prose has it all -- from Chernobyl to Yamuna -- places that one would like to see in a different light
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Parr excellence
A photo book that chronicles this eponymous British photographer's pit-stops in India
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Diary of a journalist
An shocking collection of essays about encounters with dacoits, eve-teasing and malnourished babies
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The blue man's epic journey
An intriguing book about life of tribals in western Sahara by a Nobel winning author
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Immigrants of the late 19th century
Robert Louis Stevenson was brutally honest in the travelogue of his journey to America