MACMILLAN Inventing India - History of India in English Fiction by Macmillan

Covers Indian history from the Revolt of 1857 through to the Emergency of 1975.

Analyzes works by both Indian and British novelists from the twentieth century.

Updates in Volcanology - From Volcano Modeling to Volcano Geology provides a comprehensive look at current trends in volcanological research. Published by IntechOpen, this book serves as a detailed snapshot of the field, bringing together contributions from various authors to cover a wide range of scientific perspectives. The content is organized into three distinct sections to help readers navigate complex topics. It covers understanding the volcano system through petrology, geophysics, and large-scale experiments. It also examines volcanic eruptions and their environmental impacts, alongside the study of volcanism within the geological record. With 13 specialized chapters, this book is designed for those studying Earth Sciences at a higher education level. It offers a clear view of modern research activities, making it a valuable resource for students and professionals looking to stay informed about the latest developments in volcano modeling and geology.

Examines the relationship between British-Indian history and literary movements.

Written by Ralph J. Crane to bridge the gap between historical and fictional writing.