'An Inconvenient Place' is a collaborative project between journalist Jonathan Littell and photographer Antoine d'Agata about Babi Yar, historical memory, and Russia's war crimes in Ukraine in the 2000s. The book's manuscript was completed two days before Russia's attack on Ukraine. In November 2022, Littell returned to the text to rewrite it in line with the new reality, which had already seen Bucha, the occupation of Mariupol, and the daily revelation of new crimes committed by Russian troops in Ukraine.
Medusa projekt SIA
An Inconvenient Place (Neudobnoye Mesto)
£40.94
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Specification
Publisher: Medusa projekt SIA
Weight: 600
Author: Jonathan Littell
Size: 17x23
Cover: Hardcover
Language: Russian
Publication year: 2024
ISBN: 978-9934-9216-3-6
ISBN (Barcode): 9789934921636
Meet The Author
Jonathan Littell
The writer Jonathan Littell’s Jewish ancestors emigrated from Russia to the United States in the late 19th century. His father was the American journalist and prose writer Robert Littell, a Newsweek correspondent and author of popular spy novels. Since 2007, Jonathan Littell has been a French citizen and has lived in Spain (Barcelona). At the age of three, Jonathan Littell was brought to France; he studied in France and the United States. He graduated from Yale University in 1989. As a student, he met Burroughs, who had a profound influence on him.…
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