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In Arabian Nights by Tahir Shah

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In Arabian Nights

A Caravan of Moroccan Dreams

Tahir Shah

Random House Publishing Group · Print & ebook · March 24, 2009

Reading lane: Morocco Travel

Named one of Time magazine’s Ten Best Books of the Year, Tahir Shah’s The Caliph’s House was hailed by critics and compared to such travel classics as A Year in Provence and Under the Tuscan Sun .

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Good for readers interested in adventureGood for fans of TravelGood for readers who enjoy Morocco Travel and Literary Travel.

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Authors
Tahir Shah
Publisher
Random House Publishing Group
Published
March 24, 2009
Format
Print & ebook
Theme
Morocco Travel · Literary Travel
Reading lane
Morocco Travel

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Publisher Categories

  • Africa Travel

  • Morocco Travel

About This Book

Named one of Time magazine’s Ten Best Books of the Year, Tahir Shah’s The Caliph’s House was hailed by critics and compared to such travel classics as A Year in Provence and Under the Tuscan Sun . Now Shah takes us deeper into the real Casablanca to uncover mysteries hidden for centuries from Western eyes. In this entertaining jewel of a book, Tahir Shah sets off across Morocco on a bold new adventure worthy of the mythical Arabian Nights . As he wends his way through the la...

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Named one of Time magazine’s Ten Best Books of the Year, Tahir Shah’s The Caliph’s House was hailed by critics and compared to such travel classics as A Year in Provence and Under the Tuscan Sun . Now Shah takes us deeper into the real Casablanca to uncover mysteries hidden for centuries from Western eyes. In this entertaining jewel of a book, Tahir Shah sets off across Morocco on a bold new adventure worthy of the mythical Arabian Nights . As he wends his way through the labyrinthine medinas of Fez and Marrakech, traverses the Sahara sands, and samples the hospitality of ordinary Moroccans, Tahir collects a dazzling treasury of traditional wisdom stories, gleaned from the heritage of A Thousand and One Nights, which open the doors to layers of culture most visitors hardly realize exist. From master masons who labor only at night to Sufi wise men who write for soap operas, In Arabian Nights takes us on an unforgettable, offbeat, and utterly enchanted journey.

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