The word cloud below was initially generated by TagCrowd, but rearranged and re-coloured to resemble
the Indian national flag.
Unsurprisingly, 'India' was the most frequent word in the book. Also unsurprisingly, the other common words (in green) are almost all related to travel. Clearly 'bus' and
'train' were more common ways to get around than 'rickshaw' and 'autorickshaw'. 'People' and 'city' were common words, fitting in the context of my travels, and 'temple' is
naturally very prominent. Interesting that 'Delhi' is the only city to make it into the word cloud, and that the cardinal direction 'south' is more frequent than 'north'.
There are word clouds for two of my other books elsewhere on the website, one in the
Delhi Deadlines section, the other in the
Virtually section.
Sheldon's account of his overland travels around India, A River of Life, is available for purchase now. Buy the e-book from Amazon.com or Amazon.co.uk, or the paperback from Amazon.com or Amazon.co.uk (also available in other countries, search Amazon for more information).
The first instalment, A River of Life, Book 1: Travels in the North, is available separately (e-book format only) via Amazon.co.uk or Amazon.com. The second instalment, A River of Life, Book 2: A Tour of the South, is available via Amazon.co.uk or Amazon.com.