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Hard-cover

• 2015

Pages: 116

ISBN: 9789332703230

INR 495


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A City of Hope

Malvika Singh (Ed.)

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HISTORIC AND FAMED CITIES OF INDIA series...

Edited by Malvika Singh, here’s a series of six books, which offers its readers the delight of ‘a literary walk-through’ of some of the most remarkable cities of India.

Elegant writings by a host of accomplished writers capture charm and tradition on one hand, transition and paradox on the other. There is every flavour to bring up the uniqueness of the city as time has seen it emerge, as much as the mind has felt inspired to pen it down.


Reviews

“This series... is a treasure trove.“The best thing about the books is how they telescope the transition— thoughtful enough to not condemn all change as for the worst, but reflective enough to be able to assess what was and what has  been lost.”
—The Indian Express



About the Author(s) / Editor(s)

Malvika Singh, publisher of the monthly journal Seminar, is a well known columnist. Malvika initiated and edited the India magazine, the first of its genre, that explored the many facets of India, her people and cultures. She has authored several books: Perpetual City; Bhutan Through the Lens of the King; New Delhi: Making of a Capital; Delhi: India in One City; and Snowdon’s India. She has edited Delhi: The First City; Chennai: A City of Change; Hyderabad: A City of Hope; Kolkata: A Soul City; Lucknow: A City Between Cultures; Mumbai: A City of Dreams; and Freeing the Spirit: Iconic Women of India. Malvika Singh has also worked in theatre and film, and was decorated as a Dame in the civil merit honours list of the King of Spain in 2009.


Contributors

Javeed Alam
Vanaja Banagiri
Sanjaya Baru
William Dalrymple
Feroze Gujral
Mohan Guruswamy
Ritu Kumar
Bilkees I. Latif
Narendra Luther
Rani Sarma
Harsh Sethi
Jyotirmaya Sharma
Malvika Singh
Uzramma



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