Travelling in, travelling out : a book of unexpected journeys /
Eminent writer Namita Gokhale puts together an eclectic collection of twenty-five stories that take the reader on a journey that is surprising, moving and, sometimes, mischievous. This is an unusual collection of travel pieces by writers ranging from M.J. Akbar and Aman Nath to Devdutt Pattanaik, Je...
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Noida, India :
HarperCollins Publishers India,
[2015]
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Table of Contents:
- Orientation / Namita Gokhale
- The idea of travel : from place to place and thought to thought / Devdutt Pattanaik
- The Maharajah of Patragarh / Ashok Ferry
- A retreat to holy India / Marie Brenner
- In search of lost time / Mayank Austen Soofi
- Travelling to the hills in search of myself / Bulbul Sharma
- Village on Treasure Hill / HM the Queen Mother, Ashi Dorji Wangmo Wangchuck, Kingdom of Bhutan
- Bhangarh: of darkness and light / Ipsita Roy Chakraverti
- The land of seven hundred hills / M.J. Akbar
- Hello, Bastar / Rahul Pandita
- A house for Mr Tata: an old Shanghai Tale / Mishi Saran
- Through the lens darkly / Dayanita Singh
- Lost witout a trace / Avek Sen
- Fear of flying / Advaita Kala
- The foreigner's situation / Ali Sethi
- F for Dharavi / Jerry Pinto
- Moving to Bombay / Aakar Patel
- Beauty in India: racial, reasoned or random / Aman Nath
- Trailing the tongue / Wendell Rodricks
- Gond art: of mysteries and market forces / Nisha Susan
- Tirupati: the god for a modern age / Kota Neelima
- A Muslim goddess: Sunderbans, West Bengal / Saba Naqvi
- The persistence of memory / Urvashi Butalia
- 'The door to his hospice was never closed' / Navtej Sarna
- Maps for all times / Manosi Lahiri
- Armchair travels / Namita Gokhale.