The author’s mother came from a Sikh family that fled the Punjab in Partition; later she moved to Berlin and Washington. A fine memoir of family whose identity and roots have been complicated by political change, extremism and migration.
The Lost Homestead: My Mother, Partition and the Punjab
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Edition:Hardback978147367774612/11/2020From a Bookshelf nearby
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This is the first publication of Hugh Trevor-Roper's private journal of his visit to the People's Republic of China in 1965, shortly before the outbreak of the Cultural Revolution. It also d... read more
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A memoir by the great Hungarian pianist, addressing concerns such as communism and anti-Semitism alongside piano technique and musical interpretation.
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In this inspired recreation of her parents' hopes and lives, MW has created a vivid memoir of post-war childhood and adventure in Cairo, Italy and London.
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My theory and practice is to say yes to life and then I'll see how I manage along the way. Part memoir, part manifesto of a fiercely independent spirit; intelligent and lyrical.

