About the Author
Amitav Ghosh
ISBN 9780143068723
Rs. 520
Penguin Books
Dancing In Cambodia And Other Essays
Who it's for: Readers interested in global history, personal narratives, and literary non-fiction
Amitav Ghosh's "Dancing In Cambodia And Other Essays" is a collection of insightful non-fiction pieces that weave together historical events with personal experiences. Through vivid first-hand accounts, Ghosh chronicles significant global and local turmoil, from the historic 1906 visit of Cambodian dancers to France to the devastating 2004 tsunami in the Andaman Islands and the profound impact of September 11th in New York.Why You Should Read? Explores the intricate connections between history, culture, and individual human experience. Offers a unique perspective on major world events and their lasting repercussions. Features Amitav Ghosh's distinctive literary voice and meticulous reportage. Provides a compelling read for those interested in global history, personal narratives, and literary non-fiction.
Highlights
- Covers the 1906 visit of Cambodian dancers to France
- Includes first-hand account of the 2004 Andaman Islands tsunami
- Reflects on the impact of September 11th in New York
- Weaves historical events with personal narrative
- Showcases Ghosh's literary voice and reportage
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Questions about this book
What is the book about?
It is a collection of non-fiction essays that connect historical events with personal experiences, covering topics like the 1906 visit of Cambodian dancers to France, the 2004 tsunami in the Andaman Islands, and the September 11th attacks.
Does the book include first-hand accounts?
Yes, it features vivid first-hand accounts of significant global and local turmoil, including the tsunami and 9/11.
What is the author's style?
The book showcases Amitav Ghosh's distinctive literary voice and meticulous reportage, blending history with personal narrative.
Who would enjoy this book?
It is suitable for readers interested in global history, cultural connections, and literary non-fiction.