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Includes bibliographical references. |
| Summary |
"John Walker is the handsome scion of a powerful East Coast American family. Diane Maes is a beautiful hippie from Belgium. They have come to build a new worldAuroville, an international utopian community for thousands of people. Their faith is strong, the future bright. So how do John and Diane end up dying two decades later, on the same day, on a cracked concrete floor in a thatch hut by a remote canyon? This is the mystery Akash Kapur sets out to solve in Better to Have Gone, and it carries deep personal resonance: Diane and John were the parents of Akashs wife, Auralice. Akash and Auralice grew up in Auroville; like the rest of their community, they never really understood those deaths." -- Provided by publisher. |
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Maes, Diane.
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Walker, John.
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Utopias -- India.
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Auroville (India) -- History.
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| Genre |
Biographies.
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| ISBN |
9781501132513
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1501132512
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