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    Pakistan Chronicles

    By Adam Hodge

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    Against the backdrop of fear-mongering media and against the advice of his family, Adam Hodge set out to explore the real Pakistan in a rare road trip through the country that turned into an extended stay. In Pakistan Chronicles, Hodge takes us from Lahore to Islamabad and through the Taliban-controlled northern regions of Pakistan, where few Westerners have dared travel in recent years. What he discovered was a country that defies our expectations and forces us to confront our fears and preconceptions about the unknown. Pakistan Chronicles is a wake-up call to travelers everywhere.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherAskMen
    Release dateDec 17, 2012
    ISBN9780973449594
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    Pakistan Chronicles
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    Adam Hodge

    Adam Hodge is a freelance writer and editor who is currently based in Shanghai. He holds a degree in mechanical engineering and East Asian studies from McGill University. After working as an editor for AskMen, he left North America to drive a jeep overland from Europe to South Asia via Turkey, Iran and Pakistan, visiting some of the most volatile regions on the planet in the process. His upcoming travels will see him drive through East and Central Asia and the Caucasus on the road back to Europe. Follow his travels on Twitter: @adamihodge

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