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A diary describing the experience of the author in Andhra Pradesh. It reflects on daily events - from explorations of crumbling temples to battles with ineradicable bugs to joyous dinners with friends. It also considers the ancient poetry and myths that remain such an inextricable part of life in contemporary India.

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"During what he calls the 'unhappy years' from 2002 to 2006, David Shulman did some of the harder work of his country's peace movement: clashing with police and settlers to deliver food and medical supplies to Palestinian villages. In his excellent record of these years, Dark Hope, Shulman vividly describes the small bands of Palestinians who live in caves in the Hebron Hills." - Emily Bazelon, Slate Best Books of 2007"

Spring Heat Rains A South Indian Diary

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      Publisher: University of Chicago Press
      Publication Date: Publication Date: 11/4/2008 12:00:00 AM
      ISBN13: 9780226755762, 978-0226755762
      ISBN10: 0226755762
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      Description

      Book Synopsis
      A diary describing the experience of the author in Andhra Pradesh. It reflects on daily events - from explorations of crumbling temples to battles with ineradicable bugs to joyous dinners with friends. It also considers the ancient poetry and myths that remain such an inextricable part of life in contemporary India.

      Trade Review
      "During what he calls the 'unhappy years' from 2002 to 2006, David Shulman did some of the harder work of his country's peace movement: clashing with police and settlers to deliver food and medical supplies to Palestinian villages. In his excellent record of these years, Dark Hope, Shulman vividly describes the small bands of Palestinians who live in caves in the Hebron Hills." - Emily Bazelon, Slate Best Books of 2007"

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