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9789351770527 60ba353c25664261cc40e15a Second Thoughts: On Books Authors and the Writerly Life https://www.midlandbookshop.com/s/607fe93d7eafcac1f2c73ea4/60ba62853d94a919898f2d97/9789351770527.jpg From the rose gardens of Shiraz to the snow-powdered hillside above Kabul from the water and stone mirages of St Petersburg to gritty Mumbai the evocative essays in this collection combine travel and literature using a charming mix of the personal impression and incisive literary criticism.

Written over seven years for the Hindu Literary Review from the cocoon of a book-lined study digging into forgotten second-hand bookshops trekking the Himalayan hills or searching out far-flung literary sites around the globe Navtej Sarna never veers far from the essential focus of these essays: the love of books and the men who write them. 9789351770527
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Second Thoughts: On Books Authors and the Writerly Life

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  • ISBN: 9789351770527
  • Author: Sarna Navtej
  • Publisher: HarperCollins
  • Pages: 312
  • Format: Hardback
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From the rose gardens of Shiraz to the snow-powdered hillside above Kabul from the water and stone mirages of St Petersburg to gritty Mumbai the evocative essays in this collection combine travel and literature using a charming mix of the personal impression and incisive literary criticism.

Written over seven years for the Hindu Literary Review from the cocoon of a book-lined study digging into forgotten second-hand bookshops trekking the Himalayan hills or searching out far-flung literary sites around the globe Navtej Sarna never veers far from the essential focus of these essays: the love of books and the men who write them.

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