Letters from Gaza

Letters from GazaCondition: BRAND NEW ISBN: 9789815323726 Format: Paper over boards Year: 2025 Publisher: Penguin Random House SEA Description: A Collection by the People; Unveiling their Stories and Emotions from the Year that has been As the year 2023 came to an end, and wistfulness filled the air with hopes for the new tidings; the whole world was left startled with the unfolding of the largest humanitarian crisis of this century. While we lamented at the visuals

Condition: BRAND NEW
ISBN: 9789815323726
Format: Paper over boards
Year: 2025
Publisher: Penguin Random House SEA


Description:
A Collection by the People; Unveiling their Stories and Emotions from the Year that has been




As the year 2023 came to an end, and wistfulness filled the air with hopes for the new tidings; the whole world was left startled with the unfolding of the largest humanitarian crisis of this century.


While we lamented at the visuals of unimaginable destruction, loss, and unsurmountable pain, there were people living that reality.


Men, women, and children with plans for the weekend and dreams to fulfill; many wrapping their chores early to take a walk by the sea. Millions of such diverse individuals who were now only spoken of words wrapped in tragedy; all merged into one.


Surviving war isn't a blanket experience; there are many facets which remain unheard. This collection is pertinent in bringing focus to the diverse human stories behind the crisis, the emotions that rang loudly in the silence of the night, when the shutters went down and the dust had settled.


Throughout the year, 30 people living in the Gaza strip, of varied ages and ethnographies, penned their feelings, fears, memories, thoughts, and hopes on the tempestuous days of war. Each story is a reminder of the world held within every person and how humanity at large was at stake with them.


Collected and compiled by Mahmoud and Mohammed, two prolific writers in Gaza, this collection stands as a testament to unparalleled resilience and unveils the unimaginable emotional scars of war; leaving us overcome with tenderness and compassion.