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Not seeing it as an authoritative academic inquiry into the discovery and spread of Buddhism, but as personal essays written earnestly, curiously and thoughtfully.
A lot to like here.

Joseph O'Neil's story begins like a master's, tight, funny, just right. In the middle it stumbles, a writer with an interesting character searching for a story.
Ends like a piece of online fiction no-one would care about.
If only.

Average works so far, except for maybe two stories. Hoping the second half has better in store.

Average works so far, except for maybe two stories. Hoping the second half has better in store.

Great introduction by Gurcharan Das!

A little underwhelming so far because I remember having read much better work of fiction on the net when I was writing Manan. Still, not altogether bad either.

What a treat!

I feel educated and entertained.

Exquisite story telling!

This is a definitive book on Indian Cricket's colonial history. Nothing can surpass it, surely.

Other interested historians will have to start with modern cricket and trace the growth of IPL...

Fascinating

A review soon...

Don't want it to end... Reading one page at a time.

Hesse once again nourishes the soul and reignites my faith with his simple words, and deep and earnest stories.

Genuinely scared by author’s claims and visions of future.
Provocative. Convincing.

Genuinely scared by author’s claims and visions of future.
Provocative. Convincing.