The Parwan Wind Dust Motes
| Author: |
Zahrah Nasir
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| Publisher: |
Oxford |
Table of contents
Description:
This follow-up book is the inevitable response to reader's complaints that The Gun Tree was too short and did not tell the full story. In The Parwan Wind the author attempts to fill in some of the gaps and bring up-to-date the story of her former "brothers in arms".
Personal reasons, and the ever changing political situation, prevented Zahrah Nasir from returning to Afghanistan until the spring 2004. The country she found on here return was completely different from the one she had left in 1983. Visiting Kabul for the first time came as a shock, and meeting and discussing the outcome of twenty-three years of war with former Mujahideen was a revelation indeed. The changes in customs, culture and expectations were sadly fascinating. In the pages of this book, the author has endeavoured to potray the harsh outcome and realities of war as she found them.
| DesiStore # |
PBS00961 |
| ISBN |
0-19-547402-3 |
| Pages |
238 |
| Pictures |
16 |
| Weight (kg) |
0.40 |
| Shipping Weight (lbs) |
0.88 |
| HB/PB |
Paper Back |
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The Parwan Wind Dust Motes
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