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Discover an enthralling exploration of identity in Sanjay Subrahmanyam's *Three Ways to Be Alien*. This captivating book dives into the intricate lives of three marginalized figures from history, offering a unique lens on cross-cultural experiences in the early modern world. Each narrative reveals the profound impact of displacement and the quest for belonging, as we follow a 'Persian' prince ensnared by Portuguese captors, an astute English traveler entangled in the politics of the time, and a reflective Venetian chronicler navigating the Mughal Empire. *Three Ways to Be Alien* brilliantly illustrates how these historical outsiders contribute to our understanding of globalization and cultural exchange. With its rich storytelling and keen insights, this work is perfect for historians, students, and anyone interested in the complexities of identity and migration. Uncover how personal stories shape global narratives, making this book an essential read for those curious about the historical dynamics of our interconnected world. Engage with Subrahmanyam’s thought-provoking analysis and see how biography redefines our comprehension of global history. This book is not just a read; it's an exploration of the human spirit amidst the tides of change in *Three Ways to Be Alien*. Perfect for those seeking to delve into the depths of cultural history and identity.