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'Letters from Gaza' offers a ringside view of the human cost of endless war

Each piece of prose or poetry conjures images of a complete lack of normalcy in any form. But they are beautifully written, evocatively descriptive and emotionally rich

LETTERS FROM GAZA: By the People, From the Year that has Been
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LETTERS FROM GAZA: By the People, From the Year that has Been

Kankana Das

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LETTERS FROM GAZA: By the People, From the Year that has Been
Authors: Mohammed Al-Zaqzooq & Mahmoud Alshaer
Publisher: Penguin Books
Pages: 188
Price: ₹599
  It’s a cry from a world of death, destruction and loss. A cry without tears — they have dried up. Where parched voices no longer make a noise, but the emotion reverberates almost in surround sound. Letters from Gaza is tough to read in one go, it requires pausing every now and then to clear one’s visual memory and cherish the beauty of this compilation of poetry, monologues, letters and a few short stories. While the collection might