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Amardeep Singh on William Dalrymple's book on Delhi: City of Djinns, by far one of the most compelling narratives that weaves Delhi's history and present together.
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Wonderful book; I’ve read it twice. Even though I’ve only been to Delhi a few times, I really thought it captured the spirit of a Westerner living in Delhi.