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FWA 2006 Book of the Year Winner, these short stories present a graphic portrayal of American soldiers and marines who served in Vietnam. Both authors draw from personal experiences, blending fact and fiction into captivating before, during and after pictures of the men who fought. Their writing sty... More

Nomads in Archaeology addresses the problem of how to study mobile peoples using archaeological techniques. It therefore deals not only with the prehistory and archaeology of nomads but also with current issues in theory and methodology, particularly the concept of 'site structure'. This is the firs... More

A comprehensive step-by-step guide for Quantitative Aptitude tests of various competitive examinations SSC Graduate level examinations, Bank PO Examinations of various banks, RBI Officer’s Examinations, RRB Examination (for recruitment of ASMs), LIC/GIC Examinations (for recruitment of AAOs), Exam... More

Tulu Tales is a quasi-fictional travelogue that leads the reader into a web of stories woven around temples and tourist treats along the western coast of India.... More

Bend in the Sarayu-A Soota Chronicle is a quasi-fictional book that leads the reader in space-time travel through some of the arterial routes in the heart of India. Commencing from the Delhi-Indraprastha, through Lucknow-Lakshmanpur, the Ghagra-Sarayu trail, onto Oudh-Ayodhya, and finally to Neemsar... More