25¢ a Cup— Finding Paris in India

My dream was to write and photograph in the bohemian Paris of the late 1920s–

the city loved by Ernest Hemingway and the photographer, Brassaï. While Paris had no place in 2020 for aspiring artists, I had found hotels, cafes and a community of travelers and writers in Calcutta that did. I wrote 25¢ a Cup - Finding Paris in India during the year I worked Calcutta’s streets and slums as a photographer for NGOs helping the city’s most destitute and for my own portfolio. It was a year of coming to terms with my privilege and my art. 

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25¢ a Cup

is travel-memoir that tells the story of my own family’s economic struggles as it considers the conflicts that took place in Calcutta in the early nineteenth century when the first multinational corporation ruled a country as old and storied as ancient Greece. With 100 superb photographs of India 25¢ a Cup is beautifully illustrated quick and deep.

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Yes, there's a time machine.

Through fiction and non-fiction the adventure moves through the past and present, from the time of the British East India Company to the age of iPhones,

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25¢ a Cup - Available now on Amazon and Apple Books!

You'll meet the most interesting people finding Paris in India.

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