Master of the Moon: Chapter 14 2-4-2009_002

June 14th 2013
It rained on and off the whole day, and they were obliged to keep an eye on every foot-fall as they picked their way along the slippery trail. They had expected to reach a large settlement called Argat for the night but came to a premature halt at the river Daryandi. Argat stood invitingly on the opposite bank, but, to their dismay, they found that the only way across the river was by a ropeway, a ... read more

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In 1951, the Nepalese monarch ended the century-old system of rule by hereditary premiers and instituted a cabinet system of government. Reforms in 1990 established a multiparty democracy within the framework of a constitutional monarchy. A Maoist in... ... read more

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Jim Coleman

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Jim Coleman was a UNDP volunteer in Kathmandu from 1968-1971. Master of the Moon, his first published novel, draws on his encounters with the people, culture and religions of Nepal at that particular time, when Nepal was being discovered by baby-boomers travelling, for the most part, overland across Asia to find themselves through experiments with religion and hasheesh. On returning to the UK from Nepal, he followed a career in teaching and educational management in various countries, mostly in the employment of the British Council. Now retired, he runs a charity (Himalayan Education Lifeline ... full info

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