HarperCollins, 2001. 552 s. Limhäftad. Bra skick.

Now in Gujarati translation, Sahitya Akademi Award Winner novel of a major writer which weaves together personal lives and public events with an art that is rare. Amitav Ghosh's novel weaves together personal lives and public events with an art that is ra 1st ed. 264p.

Following the form of the raga in Indian classical music, Amitav Ghosh slowly builds the tempo of The Circle of Reason. The first part spans several decades, the second unfolds over a few weeks, and the third, like a scherzo, races through a day. Ghosh’s 1st ed. 472p.

Packed with anecdote and exuberant detail, In an Antique Land provides magical and intimate insights into Egypt from the Crusades to Operation Desert Storm. It exposes the indistinguishable and intertwining ties that bind together India and Egypt, Hindus 1st ed. 444p.

As a boy, Amitav Ghosh’s narrator travels across time, experiencing different worlds, all brought to life by the tales of those around him. Set against a backdrop of war and strife, each story becomes an extension of his life. Through them he traverses th 1st ed. 288p.

In this extraordinary novel, Amitav Ghosh navigates through time and genres to present a unique tale. Beginning at an unspecified time in the future and ranging back to the late nineteenth century, the reader follows the adventures of the enigmatic L. Mur 1st ed. 264p.

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Condition: Good. An acceptable reading copy only. Light reading creases to the spine. Extensive notes to reverse of the upper wrap and ½-title page otherwise a very well presented copy. :: Further Information: Weighs 0.500 Kg. which exceeds standard rates. ::

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Condition: Very Good. :: Further Information: Weighs 0.500 Kg. which exceeds standard rates. ::