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Goanetters in Goa and visiting meet Jan 6, 2009 at 3.30 pm at Hotel Mandovi (prior to the Goa Sudharop event, which you're also welcome to). Join in for a Dutch dinner -- if we can agree on a venue after the meet. RSVP (confirmations only) 9822122436 or 2409490 or f...@goa-india.org ------------------------------------------------------------------------ BOOKS FROM GOA...a list of titles available with the Other India Bookstore http://otherindiabookstore.com/index.jsp COFFEE TABLE Goa Aparanta Edited by Victor Rangel Ribeiro Pp. 250 (2008) (HB/lf) Rs. 3500 Lavish coffee table production, purporting to give the reader a kaleidoscope view of Goa, including her history, language and literature, art and architecture, clothing, food, flora and fauna and the much debated `Goan identity'. Presented in the form of essays, poems, excerpts, from a variety of eminent personalities and supported with beautiful, full size colour photographs, printed on art paper. Goa: A Journey and Reminiscence By Dr. Tilak Ranjan Bera Pp. 210 (2008) (HB/LF) Rs. 2000 A lavish production, with colour photographs of Goa's beaches, churches, bazaars, fairs etc. that bring out the charm of this hotspot tourist destination. Goa: Of Sun and Sand By Valerie Rodriguez Pp. 96 (2008) Rs. 295 coffee/ee table book with photographs of beaches, fairs, towns, churches, temples and alleyways. Printed on art paper. Under the Archangel's Wings By Teresa Albuquerque Pp.108 (2003) (HB/LF) Rs.500 Produced for the 400th anniversary of St. Michael's Church in Anjuna, this historian tells you all there is to know about the church, the chapels and other interesting places in Anjuna. Packed with colour photographs. Goa - Images & Impressions By Thomas Vaz Pp.70 (1983) (LF) Rs.290A high-quality coffee/ee table book on Goa, filled with nostalgia and exquisite colour photographs of Goa today. Classic India: Goa Edited by Amrita Kumar Pp.57 (1997) HB Rs.95 A book on Goa generously illustrated with colour pictures. Goa By Mario Cabral e Sa & Jean-Louis Nou Pp.111 (1986) Rs.550 Goa's contemporary chronicler explores the past, strips away the stereotypes created around Goa. 60 lavish pictures. ART & ARCHITECTURE Lived Heritage, Shared Space By Angelo Costa Silveira Pp. 140 (2008) Rs. 495 Courtyard houses, typical of dwellings in the Konkan region are described in great detail in this book, which is a translation from the Portuguese. Beautiful photographs both in colour, and black and white. Parmal: The Eternal Fragrance of Goan Heritage By Goa Heritage Action Group Pp. 150 (2007) Rs. 200 Short essays, notes, jottings on Goan heritage issues. Houses of Goa By Gerard da Cunha, Heta Pandit and Anabel Mascarenhas Pp.208 (2006) Rs.1900 Studies over 150 Goan houses in detail. With 200 gorgeous colour pictures. Churches of Goa By Jose Pereira Pp.103 (2006) Rs.195 Richly illustrated with photographs of church interiors, maps and line drawings. Walking in and around Panaji By Goa Heritage Action Group Pp. 304 (2005) Rs. 600 Panaji is among the finest examples of how art can be com-bined with functionality while still retaining its traditions and cultural patterns. Magnificent Monuments of Old Goa By Patrick J. Lobo Pp.130 (2004) (HB/LF) Rs.1200 13 churches and chapels in Old Goa are in various stages of preservation. But there were many more, now lost forever. The author painstakingly goes into the past while highlight-ing the present. Beautiful photographs maps and drawings illustrate this lavishly produced book. In & Around Old Goa By Heta Pandit Pp.131 (2004) Rs.695 A collection of essays and photographs on Old Goa. The Heritage of Govapuri By Fr. Cosme Jose Costa Pp.132 (LF) (2002) Rs.300 beautifully-produced study, profusely illustrated study of the artifacts in and around the Pilar Seminary Museum. ECOLOGY Flora of Goa, Diu, Daman, Dadra & Nagar Haveli By Rolla Seshagiri Rao 2 Vols. Pp.545 total (1985) Rs.250 An exploration of plant life liberally illustrated with maps and photographs. A Photographic Guide to Butterflies of Goa By Parag Rangnekar Pp. 66 (2007) Rs. 150 Beautiful butterflies, all in colour, that are found in Goa and other ranges of the Western Ghats are catalogued and described in this booklet size publication along with best places to spot them. The Western Ghats By Mohan Pai Pp. 237 (2005) Rs. 475 $ 20.00 The Western Ghats is one of the 18 biodiversity hot-spots of the world and the main intent of this book is to focus on its richness, importance and the need for preserving the ecosystems that are found here. Traversing a variety of topics such as topography, geopolitics, the tribals, forests, tourist spots etc. the various dimensions of the Western Ghats are pictorially very well presented. Green Tops in Goa By Akhilesh K. Sahay Pp. 106 (2007) Rs. 250 A wildlife photographer and journalist explores another side of Goa - wildlife sanctuaries and other `green' spots. Recommended for all those who want to see something other than Goa's beaches and tourist hot spots. Fish, Curry and Rice Edited by Claude Alvares Pp.380 LF (2002) Rs.500(HB) Rs. 400(PB) A source book on Goa, its ecology and life-style. It reports Goa as she looks and feels today, increasingly tattered, abused and uneasy but determined to survive as Goa. A fascinating book, informative and inspiring. Well illustrated. The Call of the Snake By Rahul Alvares Pp.155 (2006) Rs.125 Real life stories about snakes from a dedicated snake protector. Related with a keen sense of humour the stories teach a whole lot about snakes while also keeping you wholly enthralled. Also contains critically useful information about how to survive a venomous snake bite. KONKANI Vozram By Isidore Dantas Pp. 154 (2007) Rs. 100 Konkani adages with English interpretation. Cartoons by Alexyz. In Konkani and English. Romi Lipient Konknni Kors By Mathew Almeida, S.J. Pp. 252 (2007) Rs. 250 Konkani course in Roman script. Spoken Konkani (with CD) By Edward De Lima Pp.63 (2007) Rs.200 Ideal introduction to Konkani for the tourist or the second and third generation Goan expatriate. In Roman script. Konkani Basic Course By Matthew Almeida S.J. Pp.256 (2004) Rs.120 Very popular book from Thomas Stephens Konknni Kendra for those who want to learn to speak and write in Konkani. Second revised edition. Let's Learn Konkani By S.J. Borkar Pp.169 (2005) Rs.70 Running into its fifth edition this book is designed to help those involved in teaching-learning Konkani inside educational institutions. Linguistic Glossary By M. Almeida & P. Naik Pp.165 (1994) HB Rs.120 Speak Konkani and Have Fun Pp.36 (1993) Rs.50 A pocket interpreter for tourists English-Konkani Dictionary By Angelus Francis Xavier MaO/Maffei Pp.545 (1990) HB Rs.695 First published in 1883! "The first attempt of its kind in Konkani." Konkani-English Pocket Dictionary By Asian Educational Services Pp.208 (1999) Rs.195 A Roman script dictionary. Konkani Grammar By A.F.X. Maffei Pp.439 (2003) HB Rs.595 Explains in English the Konkani language including pronunciation, grammar and use of phrases. A Description of Konkani By Mathew Almeida s.j. Pp.140 (1989) HB Rs.150 A book on the phonology, morphology and syntax of Konkani. Konkani Manasagangotri Edited by Prof. Dr. Olivinho J.F. Gomes Pp.342 (2000) Rs.300An anthology of early Konkani literature, ranging from 1200 to 1600 A.D. Old Konkani Language & Literature By Prof. Dr. Olivinho J.F. Gomes Pp.924 (1999) Rs.850 A revealing account of the plight of Konkani under Portuguese rule in Goa. The Konkan and the Konkani Language By V.P. Chavan Pp.80 (1995) HB Rs.95 The book explains the evolution, history, character and use of Konkani. GOA: Sweet Land of Mine By Claude Alvares & Reboni Saha and the Goa Wildlife Group of the Goa Foundation Pp. 92 (2008) Rs. 250 A savage attack on the mining industry in Goa and how it has ravaged the fields, farms, wells and water resources of Goan villages, destroying the lives and livelihood of villages folk even while the mining magnates rake in huge profits selling Goa's soil to China. Buy a copy and support the Goa Foundation's efforts to force the mining companies to adhere to the country's environment laws. Colour pictures. Mario De Miranda. Finally, Goa's most well-known (and world-class) painter, artist, cartoonist, has a tribute to his life's work. The book weighs more than two kilos! But it has the best of Mario's sketches, paintings and cartoons culled from across decades and continents: including his most extraordinary depictions of life in the major cities of the world. Gerard da Cunha has produced a great a work of art and love. All Goans will bless him. Now the whole world can enjoy Mario delights forever. Large format. Pp 288 (2008) (HB/lf) Rs. 2700 The Rape of Goa By Patrick Ferdinand Pp.72 (1998) Rs.100 The tragic tale of the Portuguese invasion and the subsequent Inquisition. Legends of Goa By Mario Cabral e Sa Pp.119 (1998) HB Rs.395 A treasure chest of historical legends of Goa. Illustrated by Mario Miranda. The Village Home & Other Stories By J.P. D'Souza Pp.141 (1998) Rs.75 Stories illustrating village life in Goa. The Greater Tragedy By Lambert Mascarenhas Pp.84 (1988) Rs.25 A play on life in pre-and post-liberation Goa. Legends of the Konkan By Arthur Crawford Pp.300 (1987) HB Rs.265 Fascinating legends of the Konkan as told by the `old Bhutt of Chiploon'. First published in 1909. GOAN HISTORY Snapshots of Indo-Portuguese History Vol I: Pp. 132 (2007) Rs. 295 Vol II: Pp. 248 (2007) (HB) Rs. 495 By Vasco Pinho Volume I describes the origins and evolution of Panjim city and its landmarks. Volume II highlights significant events of the Portuguese rule in Goa. History of Cuncolim Translated by Harishchandra Nagvenkar Pp. 88 (2007) Rs. 125 Translation of "Historia de Cuncolim" written by Adv. Dattaram Lingu Dalvi in the Portuguese in 1908. The Many Faces of Sundorem By Fatima da Silva Gracias Pp. 158 (2007) Rs. 395 Describes the conditions of women in Goa during the Portuguese colonial rule. The Third Culture By Alberto de Noronha Pp. 190 (2006) Rs.250 An interesting account of the cross cultural influences of the Indian and Portuguese cultures on each other, in art, architecture, dress, food habits, medicine, music, dance and language. Goa through the Mists of History By Luis de Assis Correia Pp. 380 (2006) (HB) Rs. 395 A select compilation of texts on Goa from 10000 BC to 1958 AD. The Mhamais and Goa's Neighbours Edited by Dr. S.K. Mhamai Pp. 192 (2007) Rs. 300 An account of the trading family of Kamat Mhamais and their commercial interests. Text is part English, largely Marathi. Mhamais of Goa Ed. Dr. S.K. Mhamai Pp.265 (2004) Rs.300 In the colonial period, the Mhamais were the most well known business and trading community in Goa. This gave them a decisive edge in politics. But they also played an important role in the social and religious sphere. This is their story, told by one of their own. The Parish Churches of Goa By Jose Lourenco Pp. 202 (2006) Rs. 495 A photographic record of the facades of all the 159 parish churches as they stand today, along with a brief history of each church. Illustrations and photographs on every page. An Historical Sketch Of Goa By Denis L. Cottineau de Kloguen Pp.120 (2005) HB Rs.195 Rare book, reprinted. Originally published in the early 19th century. Voyage to Goa & back Jan Huyghen Van Linschoten Pp.126 (2004) (HB) Rs.195 Diary of the Dutch traveller's visit to Goa and the East Indies in the 16th century. Coastal Western India By M.N. Pearson Pp.149 (2004) HB Rs.100 A tract within the canvas of Indo-Portuguese and maritime history. The Religious Orders in Goa By Prof. Dr. Olivinho J.F.Gomes Pp. 322 (2003) Rs.400 An historical account of the Christian religious societies in Goa in the 16th and 17th centuries. A Commercial Resurgence, 1770-1830 Celsa Pinto Pp.248 (2003) Rs.400 Historical account of trade and commerce in Portuguese colonial lands in the 18th century. Conversions & Citizenry Delio De Mendonca Pp.454 (2002) (HB) Rs.700A history of conversions to Christianity in Goa by the Portuguese from 1510-1610. Scholarly work. Catarina, etcetera: Unsung heroines of Portuguese expansion By Mario Cabral e Sa Pp.132 (2001) Rs.190 This slim little volume attempts to uncover the hitherto unsung histories of Goan women in the Portuguese empire. An Historical and Archaeological Sketch of the City of Goa By Jose Nicolau da Fonseca Pp.350 (2001) HB Rs.595 A comprehensive history of Goa in a format associated with gazetteers. With important statistical information from 1877 when it was first written. Reprint. History of the Konkan By Rev. Alexander Kyd Nairne Pp.131 (2001) HB Rs.195Part of the Gazetteer of the Bombay Presidency, first published in 1894, this is an unmatched history of the entire Konkan region. Goa & Portugal: History & Development By Charles J. Borges et. al. Pp.426 (2000) HB Rs.600 Interesting papers on Goa's history. Goa-Kanara: Portuguese Relations 1498-1763 By B.S. Shastry Pp.327 (2000) HB Rs.500 Deals with the Portuguese attempts to dominate the Kanara coast. The Girl By Sonia Faleiro Pp. 128 (2006) (HB) Rs. 250 A young Goan journalist's first novel. Penance By Ben Antao Pp. 334 (2006) Rs. 200 A novel about relationships - one a conventional marriage, the other a same sex partnership - that went wrong. Blood & Nemesis By Ben Antao Pp. 318 (2005) Rs. 250 A tale of power and revenge, set in the 1950s. Touched by the Toe By Alexandre Moniz Barbosa Pp.212 (2004) Rs.150 A fictional tale surrounding the religious hysteria that erupted in Goa on the arrival of the body of St. Francis Xavier in the 1600s. Shattered Lives Imelda Dias Pp.166 (2003) Rs.175 Six short stories set in Goa. Rebecca's Inheritance By Sushila Fonseca Pp. 192 (2002) Rs. 55 An adventure story set in Goa. Acchev (The upheaval) By Pundalik Naik Pp.144 (2002) HB Rs.295 In this dramatic novel set in rural Goa of the 70s, the destruction of nature by the introduction of mining is mirrored by the degradation of family life and traditional values in the village. Foretells the grim destruction of Goa from mining in the present decade. Dust and Other Stories from Goa By Heta Pandit Pp.231 (2002) Rs.250 A lovely collection of short stories, which presents a wide range of vignettes of various well-drawn characters, firmly rooted in the Goan ethos. Modern Goan Short Stories Edited by Luis S. Rita Vas Pp.173 (2002) Rs. 120 An excellent, low-priced collection of Goan short stories, with pieces from each of four Goa's languages, written by authors, both well-known as well as those who deserve to be better-known. Elsa's Joint and some Goan Characters By Remigio Botelho Pp.205 (2002) Rs.150 A novel about the petty troubles and travails that mark the lives its characters, residents of Panjim. Skin By Margaret Mascarenhas Pp.257 (2001) Rs.250 The well crafted novel weaves a rich Goan tapestry of a family saga across several generations. The Sea Bird By Mangala Anaveker Pp.88 (2001) Rs.100 A tale set in Goa. Sorrowing Lies My Land By Lambert Mascarenhas Pp.213 (1999) Rs.175 Mascarenhas documents in novel form the real feelings of Goa's people about the Portuguese domination they surrendered to silently for centuries. Tales from Golden Goa By Anita Pinto Pp.36 (1998) Rs.50 Tales for children with typical, rustic characters and colourful illustrations. The Konkani Language and Literature By J. Gerson da Cunha Pp.50 (1991) HB Rs.165 Traces the history of the language, and its relationship with other tongues. Konkani Proverbs By V. P. Chavan Pp.90 (1995) HB Rs.95 For all Konkani lovers - picturesque, punchy, colloquial speech. Rendermam And Tachem Jivit By Fr. Ave Maria Afonso Pp. 64 (2007) Rs. 60 The life of the toddy tapper. Gostachem Jevonn By Wajtyla de Sa Pp. 88 (2006) Rs. 100 Traditional Goan recipes. 50 Years of Konkani Cinema By Andrew G. Viegas Pp.136 (2000) Rs.50 A delightful account of Konkani cinema, for all those who like quirky insights into neglected aspects of culture. VILLAGE GOA Remembering Goa By Maria de Lourdes Bravo da Costa Rodrigues Pp. 280 (2007) Rs. 350 A compilation of the author's articles on customs, traditions, festivals, daily life etc. which have appeared in her newspaper column titled `Memoirs'. Calangute By Carmo D'Souza Pp.144 (1997) Rs.60 An unfolding of the culture, beauty and heritage of Calangute village. Mussoll Dance of Chandor By Zenaides Morenas Pp.90 (2002) Rs.250 A monograph which takes a detailed look at a rather rare ritual dance, the mussoll dance performed just once annually in Chandor village alone. LITERATURE My Song, Ma Chanson, O Meu Canto By Manohar Rai Sardessai Pp. 180 (2008) (HB) Rs. 250 A collection of Manohar Sardessai's poems in three languages - Konkani, English and French. Heart Beat By Marinella Proenca Pp 55 (2007) Rs. 650 A tribute in poetry to a Goa that no longer exists, except in memories. Printed on art paper with lots of colour photographs. Last Bus to Vasco (with CD) By Brian Mendonca Pp. 70 (2007) (HB) Rs. 150 A collection of 50 poems on Goa, reflecting her many moods. The Tailor's Daughter By Ben Antao Pp. 343 (2007) Rs. 200 A love story set in Portuguese Goa. Tales from the Attic By Savia Viegas Pp. 130 (2007) Rs. 200 Written in biographical style the narrative explores the small intimate world of the Goan family. Dominic's Goa By Domnic Fernandes Pp. 247 (2007) Rs. 350 A veritable treasure trove of information on the customs and traditions of Goa. It will evoke nostalgic and poignant memories for those who can still remember the Goa of yesteryears. Tivolem By Victor Rangel Ribeiro Pp. 354 (1998) (HB) Rs. 495 A captivating novel about the relationship between three men and a woman as they face the blend of Western, Christian and Indian values, typical of the Goan village of the 1930s. Goa Through the Eyes of Fanchu Loyola By Carmo D'Souza Pp. 80 (2005) Rs. 150 Fanchu Loyola's views on the freedom struggle and other assorted subjects. BIOGRAPHIES Abbe Faria By Luis S.R.Vas Pp. 120 (2008) (HB) Rs. 295 The life of Jose Custodio de Faria, pioneer of the science of hypnotism. Dalgado: The Man and the Scholar By Fr. A. Pereira, S.J. Pp.104 HB (1983) Rs.40 The writer profiles the life and work of the renowned Goan lexicographer. St. Francis Xavier: 1506-1552 Xavier Centre of Historical Research Pp.52 (2002) Rs.100 Facsimiles of letters written by St. Francis Xavier and other memorabilia are put together in a tribute to the saint on his 450th death anniversary. The Life and Letters of St. Francis Xavier By Henry James Coleridge 2 Vols Pp.1048 (1997) HB Rs.1195 set Two well bound volumes with an extensive historical and biographical study. Life and Achievements of Blessed Joseph Vaz By Fr Cosme Jose Costa Pp.134 (1996) Rs.75 A biography of Blessed Joseph Vaz, the first indigenous missionary of Asia. A Letter from Ven. Fr. Joseph Vaz By Fr. Cosme Jose Costa s.f.x. Pp.46 (1994) Rs.15 The missiological insights of Fr. Vaz. The Miracles of Saint Anthony of Padua By Sebastian D'Cruz Pp. 40 (2006) Rs.20 Stories about one of Goa's favourite saints. GOA TODAY Goa Today in Black and White By Frederick Noronha Pp. 216 (2008) Rs. 195.00 This book covers four decades of post-colonial Goa's newspaper scene. It covers personalized and critical views from reporters who were associated in one way or another with the media. My Journey By Tomazinho Cardozo Pp.262 (2007) Rs.200 The much acclaimed Goan dramatist, playwright and teacher brings his wisdom and insight to bear on several issues from education to corruption, in his own inimitable stale. 60 Stray Thoughts Compiled by Tara Narayan Pp. 400 (2007) Rs. 200 A select compilation from Rajan Narayan's "Stray Thoughts" weekly column. Reflected in Water Edited by Jerry Pinto Pp. 295 (2006) Rs. 395 A collection of around 50 essays, poems, stories and extracts from published works, reflecting the changing political and social ethos that is Goa today. Goa through the Ages Edited by Teotonio R. de Souza Pp.316 (1999) HB Rs.500 Part of a five-volume series on the history of Goa. Sinners and Saints: The Successors of Vasco da Gama Edited by Sanjay Subrahmanyam Pp.212 (1998) Rs.175 A collective endeavour by international researchers, with vital insights into the nature of the colonial experience. Goa and Portugal - Their Cultural Links Edited by Charles Borges & H. Feldmann Pp.320 (1997) HB Rs.450 A collection of papers on `Intercultural Relations: Portugal and Goa'. Malabar and the Portuguese By K.M. Panikkar Pp.225 (1997) Rs.100 An Indian viewpoint of the impact of the Portuguese conquest on Malabar. A Missiological Conflict between Padroado and Propaganda in the East By Fr Cosme Jose Costa Pp.111 (1997) Rs.60 A history of the Church in India from the 16th to the 19th century. Kaleidoscope of Women in Goa By Fatima da Silva Gracias Pp.166 (1996) HB Rs.250 Describes the life-styles of women - Christian and non-Christian - including their customs, traditions and rituals during colonial rule. Goa and the Revolt of 1787 By Joaquim Heliodoro da Cunha Rivara Pp.292 (1996) HB Rs.400 A study of the conspiracy known as `The Revolt of the Pintos' and other incidents related to Goan nationalism. Africans in India: From Slavery to Royalty By R.R.S. Chauhan Pp.264 (1995) HB Rs.350 A fascinating book on a little known subject: the African diaspora in India. Fortress Portugal in India By Henry Scholberg Pp.47 (1995) Rs.75 The forts of the Malabar coast and Goa, now anachronisms, evoke nostalgic memories of a time long gone. Discoveries, Missionary Expansion and Asian Cultures Edited by Teotonio R. de Souza Pp.215 (1994) HB Rs.300 Scholarly analysis of the quantum change in the conditions of survival for people allegedly `discovered' by Europe. Health and Hygiene in Colonial Goa: 1510-1961By Fatima da Silva Gracias Pp.300 (1994) HB Rs.450 Investigates the depressing medical scenario during Portuguese rule. Economics of the Goa Jesuits By Charles J. Borges Pp.215 (1994) Rs.300Seeks to trace the growth and decline of the Jesuits during their stay in India. Trade and Finance in Portuguese India By Celsa Pinto Pp.315 (1994) Rs.450 Challenges Euro-centric biases still prevalent in Indo-Portuguese history. The Blinded Eye By Ziauddin Sardar, Ashis Nandy, Merryl Wyn Davies, Claude Alvares Pp.96 (1993) Rs.60The voyages of Columbus and Vasco da Gama and the resultant trauma inflicted on the non-European world. Goan Society through the Ages Edited by B.S. Shastry Pp.286 (1993) HB Rs.300 Papers on subjects ranging from Christian folk-songs to the status of women in Portuguese Goa to the tobacco trade. Essays in Goan History Edited by Teotonio R. De Souza Pp.220 (2002) HB Rs.200 A rich and varied cross-section of Goan history. The Black Legend of Portuguese India By George Davison Winius Pp.123 (1985) Rs.129 Portuguese Asia was notoriously corrupt by the end of the 16th-17th centuries. The Sawants of Wadi and the Portuguese By S.K. Kamat Mhamai Pp.192 (1984) Rs.200 The role played by the Sawants of adjacent Wadi in the history of Goa. GOA'S FREEDOM STRUGGLE Censored Courtship By Dr. Jose Francisco Martins Pp.560 (2000) Rs.675 A unique collection of love letters, from the veteran freedom fighter to his fiancee, written when he was incarcerated in the Aguada Fort jail during Goa's freedom struggle. In Search of Self-Full/filment By Jose F. Martins Pp.346 (1997) HB Rs.350 Memories of a freedom-fighter, critical of developments in post-Liberation Goa. Goa's Struggle for Freedom By P.P. Shirodkar Pp.347 (1988) HB Rs.395 A comprehensive study of the fight of the Goan people for freedom. Landmarks in My Time By Bertha Menezes Braganca Pp.112 (1992) Rs.60 An inside view of Goa's freedom struggle, politics and also world events. Trial of T.B. Cunha Trial of Rama Krishna Hegde Trial of J.I. De Loyola Trial of P.K. Kakodkar Edited by P.P. Shirodkar Approx. pp.150 each (1996) HB Rs.125 per volume Edited translations of historical records sourced from the Goa Archives . Trial of the Four Edited by Dr. P.P. Shirodkar Pp 292 (1999) HB Rs.250 Deals with the trial of four prominent leaders of Goa's freedom struggle, namely, Pandurang Shirodkar, Dr. Vinayak Mayenkar, Guilherme de Souza Ticlo and Nilkanth Karapurkar. Who's Who of Freedom Fighters: Goa, Daman & Diu (2 Vols) Edited by Dr. P.P. Shirodkar Approx pp 500 together (1986) HB Rs.250 (set) The two volumes contains over 1000 biographical sketches of Goan freedom fighters. Passionate and Unrestrained Translated by Alexandre Moniz Barbosa Pp. 200 (2008) Rs. 225 The writings of Jose Inacio Candido de Loyola, a veteran freedom fighter, on a variety of topics ranging from the esoteric to the common-place. Goa's Foremost Nationalist Jose Inacio Candido de Loyola: The Man & His Writings Edited by Charles J. Borges Pp.218 (2000) Rs.400 Four sketches of the man. Women's Health in Goa. Edited by Shaila DeSouza Pp. 287 (2006) HB Rs.550 A compendium of 18 papers, presented at a workshop at Goa University. Goa: A Daughter's Story By Maria Aurora Couto Pp.436 (2004) Rs.350 In a unique blend of biography, memoir and social history, Couto examines the fundamental transformations in Goan society from 1510 to the present day, and concludes that Goa is India's 21st century model of economic development and communal harmony. Goa: A Rediscovery By Ben Antao Pp.99 (2004) Rs.150 A prominent ex-pat travels the length and breadth of Goa, meeting people, re-visiting familiar and new places and records his impressions in this collection of short essays. Weighing the GATS on a Development Scale: The Case of Tourism in Goa By Equations Pp.78 (2003) Rs.60 study of the impact of tourism on two coastal areas in Goa: Chapora to Sinquerim and Miramar to Caranzalem. See the Evil By Nishtha Desai Pp.79 /(2001) Rs.60 Focuses on the problem of tourism-related paedophilia in Goa, and suggests measures to tackle the menace. Of Umbrellas, Goddesses and Dreams: Essays on Goan Culture and Society By Robert Newman Pp.292 (2000) Rs.225 A renowned anthropologist with an abiding love for Goa looks at Goan culture and society and Goa's syncretic traditions from a variety of unconventional vantage points. Govapuri Edited by Manohar Shetty Pp.120 (approx) Rs.50 each Excellent periodical from the Institute Menezes Braganza, each issue focuses on a diff/erent aspect of Goan life. Entertaining and instructive. Topics covered in past issues include Essays and Memoirs, Heritage Planning and Humour. The State of Goa's Health Edited by Vikram Patel et al. Pp.62 (2001) LF Rs.60 A comprehensive report on health issues. The Transforming Of Goa Edited by Norman Dantas Pp.212 (1999) Rs.175 Selected essays focusing on Goa and the Goan identity from the tradition-bound Portuguese period to the present democratic times. A Kind of Absence By Joao da Veiga Coutinho Pp.127 (1997) Rs.250 Coutinho provides an indispensable guide for emigrants searching for their cultural identity and personal meaning. Governors' Addresses to Goa Legislature Compiled by R. Kothandaraman Pp.695 (2002) HB Rs.500 A collection of the addresses of Goa's 40 governors from 1964 to 2002. Goa... Goan... Goaing... Gone? By Alexyz Pp. 190 (2008) HB Rs. 290 A collection of satirical verses, cartoons and limericks from ace cartoonist Alexyz, sharply critical of the builder-politician nexus and highlighting several other burning ecological issues that Goa faces today. Goa to Me By Teotonio R. de Souza Pp.176 (1994) HB Rs.250 A search for personal identity by a renowned Goan historian. Profile/le of Eminent Goans By J. Clement Vaz Pp.347 (1997) HB Rs.400 A survey of the glorious achievements of an array of great Goans. My Goa: An Autobiography By Luizinho Faleiro Pp.145 (1999) Rs.495 Goa's erstwhile Chief Minister renders his account of his rule. Demographic Transition in Goa By V.A. Pai Panandikar & P.N. Chaudhuri Pp.46 (1983) HB Rs.125 Lessons from Goa's successful attempts to control its birth rate. TOURIST GUIDE BOOKS Destination Finder: Goa - Explore by Road By Shankari Gowthaman Pp. 32 (2007) Rs. 60 100 Goan Experiences By Pantaleao Fernandes Pp. 108 (2006) (HB) Rs.395 Window on Goa By Maurice Hall Pp. 214 (1995) Rs. 750 Old Goa: The Complete Guide By Third Millennium Pp.160 (2004) Rs.125 Goan Bazaar By Ahlia Advertising Pp. 186 Rs. 100 The Rough Guide to Goa By David Abram Pp. 400 Rs. 495 Goa Tourist Guide By Gurney House Media Pp.78 Rs.60 Goa Tourist Map By Gurney House Media Rs.30 Goa: Passage Travel Guide By Samarth Travels Pp.160 (2004) Rs.120 Outlook Traveller - Goa By Outlook Publishing Pp.542 (2004) Rs.225 Goa Map with Guide By Broadway Book Centre (2004) Rs.25 Goa: Your Travel Guide Pp.75 (1999) Rs.65 Goa In Depth: An A To Z Guide By Louise Nicholson Pp.125 (1997) Rs.150 Guide to Goa Edited by A.C. Khanna et al. Pp.64 (1998) Rs.70 A Road Guide to Goa Edited by P. Poovendran Pp.40 (2005) Rs.65 Tourist Guide to Goa By Sura Books Pp.70 Rs.50 Goa in your Pocket By Orient Longman Pp 62 (2000) Rs.75 Goa & Mumbai By Robin Gauldie Pp.128 (1996) Rs.200 GOAN COOKING 100 Easy-to-Make Goan Dishes By Jennifer Fernandes Pp. 128 (2007) Rs. 85 Tasty Goan Morsels By Maria de Lourdes Bravo da Costa Rodrigues Pp. 170 (2007) Rs. 190 Swaadisht By Amita P. Talauliker Pp. 124 (2007) Rs. 135 Aaswad By Aruna Thaly Pp. 138 (2007) Rs.150 Delights from Goa By Aroona Reejhsinghani Pp. 136 (2007) Rs. 95 Goan Kitchen By Rita D'Souza Pp. 96 (2007) Rs. 95 Ishtann By Padma Mahale Pp. 132 (2006) Rs. 175 Aroma from the Goan Kitchen By Shilpa Sinari Pp. 90 (2006) Rs. 80 Good Food & Lots More By Gilda Mendonsa Pp. 192 (2002) Rs. 175 Ruchchik By Amita Nayak Salatry Pp. 116 (2004) Rs. 125 The Chef By Isidore Coelho Pp.565 (2004) Rs.175 Home Style Cuisine By Joyce Fernandes Pp. 112 (2003) Rs. 160 Traditional Taste of Goa By Mrs. K. Usgaonkar & Shama Sarde Pp.244 (2001) Rs. 350 The Essential Goa Cookbook By Maria Teresa Menezes Pp. 372 (2000) Rs. 295 MISCELLANEOUS Mothering and Smothering By Snehalata Bhatikar Pp. 244 (2008) Rs. 250 Sound advice on how to bring up children. Songs of the Survivors By Yvonne Vaz Ezdani Pp. 289 (2007) Rs. 295 Real life stories recounted by Goan migrants to Burma (Myanmar) of how they survived the Japanese bombings during World War II and their struggle to return to India. Life is Beautiful! By Tony Martin Pp. 200 (2007) Rs. 125 A collection of short essays, stories, pithy sayings etc. on a variety of topics. Centenary Celebration By Sebastian D'Cruz Pp. 188 (2007) Rs.100 A compilation of assorted facts on Siolim village and St. Anthony's Church. Killing me Softly By Mario Sequeira Pp. 179 (2006) Rs150 A self-confessed smoking addict explains how he gave up cigarettes. Good Health Practices for the Family By Dr. Sushila Fonseca Pp. 63 (2006) Rs. 30 Tips on how to stay healthy. In question answer format. Those Good ol' Days! Edited by Frederick Noronha Pp. 84 (2006) Rs. 150 Alumni stories from two schools (St.Britto's, St. Mary's) and a college (St.Xavier's) in Mapusa. Britto's Retro Compiled by Miguel Braganza Pp. 208 (2006) Rs. 65 Reminiscences of `old boys' from St. Britto's School, Mapusa Free from School By Rahul Alvares Pp.112 (2005) Rs.100 16-year-old snake-loving Goan opts out of school for a year, to unravel for himself the mysteries reptiles, crocodiles, spiders, earthworms and turtles. >From Goa to Patagonia By Alfredo F. de Mello Pp. 216 Rs. 295.00 A personal account of the author's life. The Frontiers of Sangam By Victor Ferrao Pp. 108 Rs. 100 An appeal for an ethical and value-based response to the evolving world of science. Goa: Yesterday & Today By C.M. Estibeiro Pp.110 (2004) Rs.100 A pictorial record of Goan history. How to be an Instant Goan Valentino Fernandes Pp.160 (2006) Rs.150 Insightful portraits of the Goan way of life as practised both in Goa as well as in other lands. With cartoons from Alexyz. The Goan Catholic Wedding Guide Substance Publications Pp.96 (2004) Rs.100 Every thing you need to know if you plan to celebrate your wedding the traditional Catholic Goan way. Naked Goa By Tony Martin Pp 155 (2003) Rs.150 Light hearted pieces on a wide range of topics. Song of Goa: Mandos of Union & Lamentation Jose Pereira, Michael Martins & et al Pp.190 (2003) (HB) Rs.480Everything you want to know about Mandos - the Goan Konkani love songs. Includes a collection of mando songs. Yes Ministerji By Carmo D'Souza Pp.74 (2001) Rs.75 Ministerji is a parody meant to ridicule ministers in the Goa Cabinet. Hilarious reading. Song of Goa By Jose Pereira & Michael Martins Pp.234 (2000) Rs.450 An ethno-musicological analysis of the mando. Wind of Fire: The Music and Musicians of Goa By Mario Cabral e Sa Pp.373 (1997) Rs.750 Profiles outstanding Goan musicians. A Peep into the Past By Vasant Nevrekar Pp.215 (1997) HB Rs.200 A wide range of recollections of the UN. One Sip at a Time By George Menezes Pp.220 (1996) Rs.65 Delightful reminiscences. Goa and the Blue Mountains or Six Months of Sick Leave: By Richard F. Burton Pp.368 (1991) HB Rs.365 Before his more notorious other writings, Burton wrote these impressions of Goa, Malabar, Calicut and the Nilgiris. E&OE.