Letters to Nobody 1908-1913

The author has curated a compelling collection of correspondence titled “Letters to Nobody, 1908-1913.” Within the book, these letters are thoughtfully organized into distinct chapters, each illuminating various facets of the author’s life and their encounters during this five-year period. These collection seem to present a wide range of topics and experiences in the author’s life in India during the years 1908-1913. Here is a brief summary of the chapters. the author embarks on a journey filled with wild tiger encounters, political engagement in the 1909-1910 Legislative Council Session, and vivid travels through Sambhalpur, Harda, Delhi, and Peterhof. The narrative unfolds with captivating adventures in Kashmir, The Kyber, Sirmoor, and Benares, followed by mystical Sunderbunds encounters and insights into a Reformed Legislative Council. Further chapters explore Assam Rhinoceros encounters, insights into the Government of India in Simla, and encounters with Terai tigers and Sir John Hewett in the United Provinces. The book dives into Kathiawar lion encounters and interactions with Sir George Clarke, India’s rich fauna, and the grandeur of the Second Durbar.