Sugar Sugar bibliography

• Anonymous, c. 1971, The Stones: The Guvnors of R&B
• Brown, Douglas, 1971, Overland to India, Outerbridge & Dienstfrey, New York
• Davison, Ian, 1972, Overland to India and Beyond, BIT Information Service, London
• Fodor, E & Curtis, W (eds), 1973, Fodor’s Islamic Asia: Iran, Afghanistan, Pakistan, Hodder and Stoughton, London
• Guest, Lady Charlotte (trans.), 2000, The Mabinogion, HarperCollins, London
• Hesse, Herman, 1976 (1956), The Journey to the East, Panther Books, St Albans
• Jenkins, David, 1975, Asia Traveller’s Guide, Acme Books, East Brunswick, Vic
• Konishi, Masatoshi, 1971, Afghanistan: Crossroads of the Ages, Kodansha International, Palo Alto, California
• Maclean, Rory, 2007, Magic Bus: On the Hippie Trail from Istanbul to India, Penguin, London
• Wheeler, Tony, 1973, Across Asia on the Cheap: A Complete Guide to Making the Overland Trip, Lonely Planet, Paddington, NSW
• Murray, Tony, 1992, Anyhow This Sleazy Type Sidles Up to Us, unpublished ms
• Rhinehart, Luke, 1972, The Dice Man, Grafton, London

Websites

• indiaoverland.biz
• flickr.com/groups/hippietrail
• realtravel.com

Thanks to those who were generous with their time and knowledge: for information about London taxis, Steve Olsen and Brian Hickey of London Taxi Weddings (londontaxiweddings.com.au); for Citroen 2CVs, Michael and Annette Molesworth; for Mercedes Benz models, Randall Smith; for carnet and fuel issues, Tony Wheeler, Derek Amey and Colin Forsythe; and for Afghani carpets, Najaf Mazarin.

Special thanks to my friends who shared their travel stories with me: Tony Murray, Jill Wheeler, Drew Hopkins, Chris and Jan Martz, Tony and Wendy Faehse, Rhonda Holdsworth, Chris Langman, Cara Pilkington and David Wilding. Many of their experiences found there way into my story.