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Geoff Dyer

Background and education Geoff Dyer did his schooling at Cheltenham and went on to Corpus Christi College, Oxford, where he obtained a Bachelor's in English literature. However, in his essay On the Roof he states that while living on the dole in Brixton in the early 80's, his 'quality of study was much higher' than at Oxford. Personal life Dyer currently resides in London. He grew up in Cheltenham, where his father worked as a sheet-metal worker and his mother worked as a 'dinner lady' in his school, serving lunches to school children. In his writings Dyer often describes himself as a 'scholarship boy.' He obtained a scholarship to study English at Oxford. He is married to Rebecca Wilson, head of development at the Saatchi Gallery.

Railways Infobox
Railways Infobox Republic of India Ministry of Railways Emblem of India Department overview Jurisdiction Republic of India Headquarters Rail Bhavan, New Delhi Minister responsible Mamata Banerjee, Union Cabinet Minister for Railways Website www.indianrailways.gov.in

SG Natl Park

Park Fees for Visitors As of October 2009, the following fees are being charged to the visitors of the park Entrance to the National Park: Rs 20 per person. (Private vehicles also have to pay a comparable fee) The Tiger and Lion safari: Rs 30 per person. (For a 20 minute ride in a park bus) Van Rani - The narrow gauge train: Rs 15 for adults, Rs 7 for children below 12 years of age. (20 minutes round trip)

Paul Theroux
Paul Theroux Paul Theroux in 2008. Occupation Novelist, Travel writer, short story writer, literary critic Nationality American Period 1967-

Paul Theroux
Select awards and honors Fellow, Royal Society of Literature and the Royal Geographic Society in Britain Thomas Cook Travel Book Prize 1983: Nominee, American Book Award for The Mosquito Coast 1981: Nominee, American Book Award for The Old Patagonian Express 1978: Whitbread Prize for Best Novel for Picture Palace 1977: American Academy and Institute of Arts and Letters award for literature