
Bookless in Baghdad: Reflections on Writing and Writers
Shashi TharoorBookless in Baghdad: Reflections on Writing and Writers
January 1, 2005Arcade Publishing300 pages
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Supremely personal, yet always probing and analytical, this brilliant collection of essays is part memoir, part literary criticism. 'A fluid and powerful writer, one of the best in a generation of Indian authors" (New York Times Book Review), Shashi Tharoor, the acclaimed author of six books, all published by Arcade, is once again at his provocative best.
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