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Book Review: Double Exposure by Jeannée Sacken
Book Review: Double Exposure by Jeannée Sacken
Author Jeannée Sacken draws upon her experience as an international photojournalist to heighten reality in Double Exposure, the sequel to Behind the Lens. Annie Hawkins Green is a veteran photojournalist embedded during wars around the world. She’s dropped her married name and now goes by simply Annie Hawkins. She returns to Afghanistan to try to rebuild the school her best friend started and…
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I Am the Beggar of the World: Landays from Contemporary Afghanistan (translated by Eliza Griswold, photographs by Seamus Murphy)
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pukhtunistan · 1 year
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په دې ځمکه کې څومره خلک مشهور دی،
خو په آسمانونو کښې ناڅرګند دی.
او په دې ځمکه کې څومره ناڅرګند دی،
مګر په آسمانونو کې مشهور دی.
How many people are famous on this earth,
but unknown in the heavens.
And how many are unknown on this earth,
but famous in the heavens.
📸: Jake Simkin
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honeyandelixir · 1 year
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زما د گل په شان صورت وه ستا د بيلتون په خزان مراوی شوی مينه I had a face like flowers But, my love! Separation from you has turned me into autumn
Pashto landay
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yr-obedt-cicero · 1 year
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“The dog was fond of music; when on board the ship he would listen with great attention and apparent pleasure to the sailor’s songs while they or any body was singing […] Nevertheless the good captain took it into his head to learn vocal music & I for want of a better was selected to be his teacher. We now began to go thro’ the musical scales do, re, mi, fa, &C but poor Azor, dilettante as he was, could not bear the harsh sounds that issued from my pupil’s voice. As soon as we began the gamut, he set up such lamentable yells, that we were soon compelled to abandon our melodious exercises. The dog nevertheless continued to listen to other music, & did not lose his taste for that delightful art. But the gamut he never afterwards could bear; the moment any one began with do, re, mi, fa, he began his terrible howl & nothing would quieten him but some tune more to his taste. The captain pronounced that the dog had no ear for music; he was, nevertheless, greatly mortified that the animal’s taste did not coincide with his own.”
— Beaumarchais and the American Revolution, by Brian N. Morton · 2003
“[Peter Stephen Duponceau] undertook to give voice lessons to the ship’s captain, Pierre Landais of the French Royal Navy. Landais had determination but little talent, and his off-key caterwauling kept everyone amused—everyone, that is, except Azor, who took offense at Landais’s vocal endeavors and howled piteously whenever the captain took it in his head to sing.”
— The Drillmaster of Valley Forge: The Baron de Steuben and the Making of the American Army, by Paul D. Lockhart
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ana-deaky · 10 months
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Formal petition for Chris Evans to do a Defending Jacob audiobook!!
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medealand · 3 months
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— Afghan folk poet & warrior Malalai, known as "the Afghan Jeanne d'Arc"
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space-helen · 11 months
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Book people!!!
I need your help! I've been reading Ali Hazelwoods books and I love them so much but I also absolutely love crime and mystery books (Defending Jacob by William Landay is my all time favourite book) does anyone have any recommendations that could possibly bridge these two genres? Detective romance book? Mystery romance? I have no clue really but I'm open to suggestions
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mattstrahm · 1 year
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SÉBASTIEN OGIER proposes a plan to douse team principal JARI-MATTI LATVALA, who tries to escape, in champagne, and everyone agrees, on the 2023 WRC Safari Rally Kenya podium
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Book Review: Behind the Lens (First in the Annie Hawkins Green series) by Jeannée Sacken
Book Review: Behind the Lens (First in the Annie Hawkins Green series) by Jeannée Sacken
Author Jeannée Sacken draws upon her experience as an international photojournalist to heighten reality in Behind the Lens. Annie Hawkins Green is a veteran photojournalist who’s been embedded during wars around the world. While in Afghanistan, she and her military escort are ambushed by the Taliban. In the incident, her escorts are killed, and a young girl dies in Annie’s arm. In the eight years…
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I Am the Beggar of the World: Landays from Contemporary Afghanistan (translated by Eliza Griswold, photographs by Seamus Murphy)
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pukhtunistan · 1 year
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د هرې تیارې نه پس، هلته رڼا ده.
After every darkness, there is light.
📸: Jafar Mosavi
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opelman · 4 months
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Rallye de Monte-Carlo 2024 by Ste Tit
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honeyandelixir · 2 years
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خاونده سل ځله ژوندراكړې چې دجانان په مينه سل ځله مړشمه May God give me life 100 times, So I perish a 100 times for my lover
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