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Richard Boggs
| RICHARD BOGGS has worked for over a decade in the Arabic-speaking world, teaching in Yemen, Lebanon and Khartoum. For two years he lived on one of the most remote places on earth: the Yemeni island of Socotra. His island experiences are published in his first travel book, The Lost World of Socotra (Stacey International, 2009). When not travelling he likes to cultivate his herbaceous border in Ireland.
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| Becoming Plural |
| A Tale of Two Sudans |
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| A beautifully illustrated travelogue containing over 100 unique photographs of Sudanese people and their lives, accompanied by a first-hand narrative of what life in Sudan was really like during this critical time in its history.
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Cloth;
$60.00
$45.00
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Paperback;
$24.95
$18.71
- Available April 2013
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| Hammaming in the Sham |
| A Journey through the Turkish Baths of Damascus, Aleppo and Beyond |
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| Richard Boggs documents the traditions of bathing in Damascus, Aleppo and elsewhere, and his encounters with Syrians as they bathe. In his portrayal of life in the hammams he reveals how these ancient institutions cater for both body and soul, and provides insights into the grass roots of contemporary Syrian society.
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Hardback;
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$45.00
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Paperback;
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$18.71
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