About the Author
Jonny Bealby
ISBN 9780749323622
Rs. 525
Phoenix
For a Pagan Song
Who it's for: Readers interested in travelogues, cultural exploration, and South Asian memoirs
Jonny Bealby embarks on a profound journey across remote India, Pakistan, and into war-torn Afghanistan, retracing the paths of his literary heroes. His quest leads him into the ancient, hidden lands of Kafiristan, where he seeks out its legendary pagan tribes and, in doing so, confronts his own identity.Why You Should Read? Offers a firsthand account of adventurous travel through challenging and culturally rich regions. Explores the unique history and communities of Kafiristan. Combines a compelling travel narrative with a personal story of self-discovery. Ideal for readers interested in travelogues, cultural exploration, and memoirs set in South Asia.
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- Firsthand account of travel through remote India, Pakistan, and Afghanistan
- Explores the history and communities of Kafiristan
- Combines travel narrative with personal self-discovery
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What is the book about?
It is a memoir of Jonny Bealby's journey across remote India, Pakistan, and Afghanistan, retracing the paths of his literary heroes and seeking out the pagan tribes of Kafiristan.
What regions does the author travel through?
He travels through remote parts of India, Pakistan, and war-torn Afghanistan.
What is Kafiristan?
Kafiristan is an ancient, hidden land in Afghanistan, known for its legendary pagan tribes, which the author seeks out.
What is the book's genre?
It is a memoir, combining travel narrative with personal self-discovery.