Middle East Travel Writing, History & Archeology
In the early 20th century, Gertrude Bell, an intrepid explorer and writer, embarked on a journey through the vast and enchanting Arabian desert. Her captivating narrative takes us on a mesmerising adventure as she and her companions bid farewell to the warmth and hospitality of a welcoming camp and ventured into the heart of the … Read more
Colonel Harold Richard Patrick Dickson, in his introspective account “My Life in the Desert,” humbly positions his narrative among the illustrious works of Arabian scholars such as Charles Doughty, Alois Musil, St. John Philby, and Bertram Thomas. Despite the vast knowledge these giants have contributed, Dickson embarks on sharing his unique and personal experiences, driven … Read more