The Exile

Baryalai Popal sees his Western-educated professors at Kabul University replaced by communists. He witnesses his classmates “disappearing.” The communist takeover uproots Popal from his family and home. Thus begins Crossing the River Kabul, the true story of Popal’s escape from Afghanistan and his eventual return.

The first five books of the Old Testament lay the foundation on which the rest of Scripture stands.

With a foreword from Rustom Bharucha, this book is a timely anthology which aims to unsettle our habituated modes of thinking about the place of the secular in cultural productions.

The Tirith are a Classic Rock band with a unique style, this is song based Rock, often described as Power Prog, and more guitar based than most. The band has a long history; but the present band reformed in 2010 and has been playing festivals and selected gigs since 2011. The Tirith are known for playing a wide variety of music within the Rock / Progressive genre and beyond. On Tales From The Tower (2015), the band recorded, for the first time the songs of their youth, but on this album; the second from The Tirith, they take the music in a different direction and present a new era of Tirith music with a collection of songs written in the recent past. It is an album concentrating on real songs performed, interpreted and recorded in the modern progressive rock idiom, featuring the songs of Tim Cox and Richard Cory. Hence it really is A Leap Into The Dark.

The Tirith are a Classic Rock band with a unique style, this is song based Rock, often described as Power Prog, and more guitar based than most. The band has a long history; but the present band reformed in 2010 and has been playing festivals and selected gigs since 2011. The Tirith are known for playing a wide variety of music within the Rock / Progressive genre and beyond. On Tales From The Tower (2015), the band recorded, for the first time the songs of their youth, but on this album; the second from The Tirith, they take the music in a different direction and present a new era of Tirith music with a collection of songs written in the recent past. It is an album concentrating on real songs performed, interpreted and recorded in the modern progressive rock idiom, featuring the songs of Tim Cox and Richard Cory. Hence it really is A Leap Into The Dark.