FB2 Dancing in Cambodia, at Large in Burma by Amitav Ghosh francais get link library free

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Book description
Amitav Ghosh narrates the stories of strife, war, hope and disaster with a childlike honesty and an inquisitive observers tone. His essays describe militancy in Cambodia, military rule and insurgency in Burma, the aftermath of the tsunami in Andaman & Nicobar and a short article on WTC disaster. These are first person narrations. I admire his courage to travel into these areas of conflict to get a grasp of the situation on the ground.Authors/journalists who have traveled far and wide bring a unique texture and depth to the narrative. He reminds me of George Orwell in more than one ways. This is just my second Amitav Ghosh book and I am already hooked to his writing. *thumbs up*
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