A Short Stay in Hiroshima
Tim Flanagan thinks Hiroshima is a great city for embracing history - and relaxtion.
Poison Kiss
A tale of a battered jeep, some second-rate equipment and a third-rate actor, as Colin Todhunter self-professes.
Flying High in India
As Colin Todhunter acknowledges, India can be the perfect testament to the futility of it all.
Thank God for Sanjay Dutt
Colin Todhunter debates whether it is better to look like a Bollywood movie star in India or be one on closed-circuit television in England.
The Joys of Volunteering
Cameron Beatty expected to spend his time volunteering at a medical clinic in Thailand. He didn't expect to spring a refugee from jail in the process.
The Point of No Return: Love and Death in India
When Colin Todhunter meet the broken-hearted and despondent Sach in Delhi, he was drawn to a man who maintained a sense of magnetism, yet in the end, could not cope.
Journey with a Difference
Prabir Ghose traveled to Kolkata to see if anything has changed, other than the name of the city.
Chai! Chai! Chai!
If there is one thing that will wake up Colin Todhunter at 5 in the morning, it's bound to be a chai-seller.
Chasing Rainbows in Chennai
Colin Todhunter states that somewhere over Marina Beach in Chennai there is a rainbow, and somewhere over the rainbow there is a new tomorrow. And tomorrow, just like today, the best things in life will be free.
Dysentery in Delhi, Chills in Chennai: Don't Ask How I Am!
Colin Todhunter has some advice for strangers who inquire about the health of someone who is obviously ill: DON'T!
Ninteen Hours From Home and About Twenty Hours More of Just Hanging Around
Barbara Palmer heads to Vietnam and discovers how to cross the street, who to trust and that deaf seat mates make great companions - except when they want to get out of their seats.
Sweeties of India
Prabir Ghose serves up a mouth-watering description of India's favorite sweets.
Cardboard Cows and Sugarpuffs: A Taxi Ride to Fame
As Colin Todhunter learns, even going to the gym in India is an adventure.
Out of Chennai and Into Madness on the Back of an Enfield
Colin Todhunter thinks that riding in a bus is life-threatening. That is, until he gets on the back of a motorbike.
The Art of Evasion on an Indian Train
There are many ways to side-step conversation land mines and Colin Todhunter knows a lot of them.
High Flying Hyderabad
Prabir Ghose thinks there is more to Hyderabad, the capital of Andhra Pradesh,
than meets the eye.
Back to the Future on Triplicane High Road
Colin Todhunter is caught in a time where he is neither old, nor young.
All Aboard the Tamil Nadu Express, Next Stop Insanity (or, Split Down the Middle)
Colin Todhunter is on a rock 'n' roll journey through India.
Pancake Overload
Colin Todhunter takes on the banana-pancake route.
Time Travel on the Road to Nowhere
Colin Todhunter debates the quest of a traveler.
Asian Times
Colin Todhunter thinks the world moves fast, and even faster when you're told "Just do It."
Thirteen Hours to Midnight
Colin Todhunter is getting tired of waiting: for women, for food and for India - maybe it's time to pack his bags and head home.
Turn on and Tune in
Colin Todhunter realizes that many 'enlightened' who come to India run out of things to say and so just begins to repeat...and repeat. That is when you realise that they are not really thinking, but regurgitating.
From Copenhagen to Byron Bay: An Energy Crisis and a Tale of Two Women
He used to stare at ceiling fans, cursing the ideas of 'energy' and the travelers to come to India to find it. However, with one chance meeting, Colin Todhunter is shocked to discover that maybe he believed in all along.
