Penguin Book Of Indian Railway Stories (English, Paperback, Bond Ruskin)

Through the ages, writers have been fascinated with the railway stations in India, and some of them include Jules Verne of the 1870s, and more recently R. K. Laxman and Satyajit Ray. The stories present in this edition are based on the Indian Railways, from the days of the British Raj to the present-day stations that overflow with people. The Penguin Book Of Indian Railway Stories begins with a poem Bond has included, called A Traveller?s Tale, written by A. G. Shirreff. Bond also pens down a few lines in the introduction to set the stage for the short stories, which are geared towards keeping the readers glued.