Percy, an African-American Vietnam veteran, is a photographer, who becomes romantically involved with Sarah, a mature, passionate woman living in the Bay Area.Read more

Author: Paco Taylor
Publisher: A Ho'o Mai Teie Puta Taioro Ma Editions (1985)

Novel about a photographer who visits a lamasery, or gompa, in Ladakh (northern India) to take pictures of sacred frescoes. There is a snowstorm, and he is stuck there the whole winter.Read more

Author: Tabish Khair

Publisher: Macmillan UK (2009)

Binding: Paperback, 400 pages

Set primarily in India and spanning the 20th century, Filming tells a series of stories, including that of one-time prostitute Durga, who is persuaded to give away her young son, Ashok, and that of Saleem, the son of a prostitute and two-times star of the silver screen. As these stories intertwine and overlap, they combine to create a novel that is simultaneously about the small details and the bigger picture,Read more

This unique illustrated edition of a novel first published soon after India’s independence includes previously unpublished pictures by internationally acclaimed photographer Margaret Bourke-White.Read more

Photography book inspired by Herman Hesse's novel Siddhartha, with 98 pages of beautiful colour photography exploring the everyday, erotic and spiritual aspects of India, and accompanying text in French. The same year it was also published in German by a German publisher.Read more

A first novel about an ambitious young photographer who is suddenly transported back to India in 1942, where he journeys through Muslim neighbourhoods, Hindu wrestling academies and splendid colonial enclaves, and meets a change-mongering nationalist, a pioneering pornographer, and his own grandmother.