Away: The Indian Writer As an Expatriate Book

	Acknowledgements
	Introduction
	England	3
	Good Advice is Rarer Than Rubies	31
	A to Z Street Atlas	38
	Goodbye Party for Miss Pushpa T. S.	54
	Advertisements in Brighton 1822-38	59
	My First Visit to England	67
	Letters and Notes	73
	In England and South Africa	87
	Letters	118
	The Sum Total of Good I Can Do	127
	In the Modern World	144
	Lions and Shadows in the Sherry Party in Harold Monro's Poetry Bookshop	160
	Red Indians in England	172
	My America	201
	Changes of Scenery	205
	Speaking in Tongues	213
	Naturalized Citizen No. 984-5165	222
	Some Indian Uses of History on a Rainy Day	244
	The Ceremony of Farewell	247
	Eating the Eggs of Love	258
	Two Ways to Belong in America	271
	Wild Women, Wild Men	275
	The Cowpath to America	280
	Oxford	301
	Indoor Language	313
	Gold Emporium	329
	The First Letter Home	334
	Vegetarian Summer	337
	When on Route 80 in Ohio	341
	Swimming Lessons	343
	The Imam And I	364
	Flight	370
	There's No Place Like Home	379
	Notes on Contributors	389
	Copyright Acknowledgements	397