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Travels in a Dervish Cloak

English

By (author): Isambard Wilkinson

Spellbound by his grandmother s Anglo Indian heritage and the exuberant annual visits of her friend the Begum, Isambard Wilkinson became enthralled by Pakistan as an intrepid teenager, eventually working there as a foreign correspondent during the War on Terror. Seeking the land behind the headlines, Bard sets out to discover the essence of a country convulsed by Islamist violence. What of the old, mystical Pakistan has survived and what has been destroyed? His is a funny, hashish? and whisky?scented travel book from the frontline, full of open?hearted delight and a poignant lust for life. See more
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  • Publication Date: 01 Apr 2018
  • Publisher: Eland Publishing Ltd
  • Publication City/Country: United Kingdom
  • Language: English
  • ISBN13: 9781780601502

About Isambard Wilkinson

Isambard Wilkinson was born in 1971. As a young boy in Ireland he listened to family stories of adventurous botanists and artists sailors and soldiers who travelled through China and Africa India and Albania. It fired an urge to roam. Expelled from school at 15 after university he was refused entry into the Royal Marines and instead worked for Country Life magazine before leaving to travel throughout Pakistan an ambition curtailed by kidney failure. After a stretch on dialysis and his first kidney transplant he became a foreign correspondent for the Daily Telegraph in Spain and then in Pakistan where he completed his travels the subject of this book. Following a second transplant he now works for AFP in Hong Kong.

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