Bruce Wannell was the greatest Orientalist traveler of his generation: a Paddy Leigh Fermor of his time. A true original, remembered here with affection, humor, and wonder by seventy writers including such friends as Kevin Rushby, Lisa Chaney, Tim Mackintosh-Smith, Tahir Shah, and William Dalrymple.
A unique portrait of 1920's Tunisian domestic life, telling of barefoot pilgrims and Bedouin, the deflowering of virgin prides, spirit possession, and dances.
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