mmsc 17 hours ago Every Ryszard Kapuscinski book is a must-have. You can find them sometimes at antique stores in Poland.
gnabgib 19 hours ago (2021) motionlessveloc 17 hours ago The review, that is. The book is (1998) and most of its stories are (1950s-1970s).That said, the reason it's a classic is that you can go to Africa in (2026) and still instantly recognize many, many of the phenomena he documented. gnabgib 17 hours ago Yes.. the review/article.. normally what we might want to date (although if its nothing but a pull quote.. the older date is more relevant - this is not that case)
motionlessveloc 17 hours ago The review, that is. The book is (1998) and most of its stories are (1950s-1970s).That said, the reason it's a classic is that you can go to Africa in (2026) and still instantly recognize many, many of the phenomena he documented. gnabgib 17 hours ago Yes.. the review/article.. normally what we might want to date (although if its nothing but a pull quote.. the older date is more relevant - this is not that case)
gnabgib 17 hours ago Yes.. the review/article.. normally what we might want to date (although if its nothing but a pull quote.. the older date is more relevant - this is not that case)
Every Ryszard Kapuscinski book is a must-have. You can find them sometimes at antique stores in Poland.
(2021)
The review, that is. The book is (1998) and most of its stories are (1950s-1970s).
That said, the reason it's a classic is that you can go to Africa in (2026) and still instantly recognize many, many of the phenomena he documented.
Yes.. the review/article.. normally what we might want to date (although if its nothing but a pull quote.. the older date is more relevant - this is not that case)