The Story Behind the Story: “The Devil’s Road to Kathmandu” by Tom Vater

This 36th entry in the  “Story Behind the Story” series comes from Tom Vater, a journalist and author who operates principally in South and Southeast Asia. His stories have appeared in such publications as The Times of London, The Guardian, The Far Easte and …

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