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North Korea: Anonymous Country Hardcover – September 15, 2014
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Clark Frailey
on October 2, 2014
Format: Hardcover
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This is an amazing work. I heard about it on NPR and pre-ordered the book. I am fascinated by NK, its leadership, philosophy, and culture. I am confounded by the horrific stories of the few that have escaped the grasp of its prison camps. I pray daily for the people of NK, their liberation, and peace in the region.
Leeb has done an amazing service for us. This book is more than a glimpse into North Korea. It captures the heart and soul of the people. As I admire their architecture, cities, and geography I look deep into the eyes of Leeb's subjects. I ponder if they are curious about life of the outside of NK as much as I am curious about their life on the inside.
I have read so much on NK I thought at first to mention that the narrative is light comparably in this work. However as I have returned to the pages day after day I am haunted by a narrative in photography that words cannot match.
This book is a treasure.
Leeb has done an amazing service for us. This book is more than a glimpse into North Korea. It captures the heart and soul of the people. As I admire their architecture, cities, and geography I look deep into the eyes of Leeb's subjects. I ponder if they are curious about life of the outside of NK as much as I am curious about their life on the inside.
I have read so much on NK I thought at first to mention that the narrative is light comparably in this work. However as I have returned to the pages day after day I am haunted by a narrative in photography that words cannot match.
This book is a treasure.
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