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Turkish edition | by Julia Gregson and Gökçe Metin | 1 Oct 2015. Paperback. £2800. Get it Friday, 17 Nov - Monday, 20 Nov. £10.50 delivery. More buying choices. £23.00 (4 new offers) 3 Grandi Bestseller. Amori Lontani: La Figlia Del Mercante Di Fiori-Viaggio Di Nozze in India-La Sorella Perduta.
Reviews for EAST OF THE SUN. "A brilliant story." "Julia Gregson's big ambitious novel was described as Tolstoyan by one of the judges and in its broad canvas and huge ambition it deserved the label. Furthermore, it is without doubt one of the most simply and profoundly enjoyable books to ever win the prize."
Julia Gregson. ha lavorato come giornalista e corrispondente estero da Regno Unito, Australia e Stati Uniti. È l’autrice di Matrimonio a Bombay, che è stato un grande bestseller in Inghilterra e in Italia e ha vinto il premio Romantic Novel of the Year.
From award winner Julia Gregson, author of Jasmine Nights, this sweeping international bestseller brilliantly captures the lives of three young women on their way to a new life in India during the 1920s. As the Kaisar-I-Hind weighs anchor for Bombay in the autumn of 1928, its passengers ponder their fate in a distant land.
Julia and her husband, Richard Gregson, have a daughter named Poppy, who was born in 1984. Richard has four children from previous marriages, including Natasha Gregson Wagner. Has worked as a journalist and foreign correspondent in the UK, Australia, and the US. Sister-in-law of Michael Craig and Sue Walker. Stepmother-in-law of Barry Watson.
Julia Gregson has worked as a journalist and foreign correspondent in the UK, Australia, and the US. She is the author of East of the Sun, which was a major bestseller in the UK and won the Romantic Novel of the Year Prize and the Le Prince Maurice Prize there, and Monsoon Summer. Her short stories have been published in collections and magazines and read on the radio. She lives in ...
2 giu 2009 · From award winner Julia Gregson, author of Jasmine Nights, this sweeping international bestseller brilliantly captures the lives of three young women on their way to a new life in India during the 1920s.As the Kaisar-I-Hind weighs anchor for Bombay in the autumn of 1928, its passengers ponder their fate in a distant land.
