Book of Roads and Kingdoms C15 and every writer should read

and every writer should read it

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Book of Roads and Kingdoms C15 and every writer should readA lost imperial city, full of wonder and marvels. An empire that was the largest the world had ever seen, established with astonishing speed. A people obsessed with travel, knowledge and adventure. When Richard Fidler came across the account of Ibn Fadlan a tenth century Arab diplomat who travelled all the way from Baghdad to the cold riverlands of modern day Russia he was struck by how modern his voice was, like that of a twenty first century time