Of Beryl & Alabaster
by John Wolf
Price: $5.99 USD. 69840 words.
Published on April 1, 2010. .
Travel the Silk Road to China. Be part of ancient legends in India. See how the beryl prince meets the alabaster queen. Murder launches a continent wide search for the killers. Unexpected turn of events sends diamonds spraying in the air, white tigers crying in the night, and thieves running for their lives.
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Breakfast with Banksy
by William Olson
Price: $1.99 USD. 3160 words. Published by Pelican Books on December 12, 2011. .
When an American ethnographer from New York travels to India to do fieldwork in the slums of Delhi, he discovers the street artist, Banksy, in is town. After a chance meeting between the two one morning, they agree to meet over dinner, and are shortly thereafter sharing a cab and en route to Agra. Once at the Taj Mahal, the ethnographer convinces Banksy to let him tag along to...
Price: $1.99 USD. 3160 words. Published by Pelican Books on December 12, 2011. .
When an American ethnographer from New York travels to India to do fieldwork in the slums of Delhi, he discovers the street artist, Banksy, in is town. After a chance meeting between the two one morning, they agree to meet over dinner, and are shortly thereafter sharing a cab and en route to Agra. Once at the Taj Mahal, the ethnographer convinces Banksy to let him tag along to...