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Beyond the Green Zone: Dispatches from an Unembedded Journalist in Occupied Iraq
Date:
Tuesday, January 15, 2008
Time:
7:30 PM
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9:30 PM
Event Type:
Speaker
Organizer/Author:
Matt Swagler
Location Details:
San Francisco Women's Building
3543 18th St (between Valencia & Guerrero)
San Francisco, CA 94110
3543 18th St (between Valencia & Guerrero)
San Francisco, CA 94110
City Lights Books and Haymarket Books present:
BEYOND THE GREEN ZONE
Dispatches from an Unembedded Journalist in Occupied Iraq
With author Dahr Jamail
Tuesday, January 15th, 7:30pm
San Francisco Women's Building
3543 18th St (between Valencia & Guerrero)
$5-10 sliding scale
BEYOND THE GREEN ZONE will be available in hardcover at the event for purchase, $20, courtesy of City Lights books.
For more information on the book:
http://www.beyondthegreenzone.com
http://www.dahrjamailiraq.com
http://www.haymarketbooks.org
BEYOND THE GREEN ZONE will be available in hardcover at the event for purchase, $20, courtesy of City Lights books.
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Praise for BEYOND THE GREEN ZONE with a Foreword by Amy Goodman of Democracy Now!
"Every conflict spawns a handful of journalists who are willing to not only brave the war zone but to seek out the stories ignored by the press pack. The Iraq War has brought us Dahr Jamail. Jamail's account will prove an enduring document of what really happened during the chaotic years of occupation, and how it transformed ordinary Iraqis.
If years from now, Americans are willing to read any books about the war, this one should be among them. It tells everything."
-Mother Jones magazine
"From the earliest days of the war, Dahr Jamail has been a human conduit for the voices of Iraqis living under U.S. occupation. In the face of tremendous personal risk, his commitment to the crucial, principled task of bearing witness has never wavered, and this extraordinary book is the result."
-Naomi Klein, author, No Logo and The Shock Doctrine
"While the powerful media conglomerates embedded on the ground with the invading and occupying forces, Jamail embedded with the suffering people of Iraq and uncovered the horrors of this war of 'liberation.' Dahr Jamail is the conscience of American war reporting, the quintessential unembedded reporter."
-Jeremy Scahill, New York Times best-selling author of Blackwater: The Rise of the World's Most Powerful Mercenary Army
ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Dahr Jamail is an independent journalist who has covered the Middle East for more than four years. He has reported extensively from inside Iraq and has also has reported from Syria, Turkey, Lebanon, and Jordan. Jamail writes for InterPress Service, The Asia Times, and many other outlets. His reports have been published in the Nation, The Sunday Herald, The Guardian, Foreign Policy in Focus, and The Independent, among other publications. On radio as well as television, Jamail has reported for Democracy Now!, and numerous other stations
around the globe. Jamail is also special correspondent for
"Flashpoints" (KPFK Radio/Pacifica). Beyond the Green Zone is his
first book.
BEYOND THE GREEN ZONE
Dispatches from an Unembedded Journalist in Occupied Iraq
With author Dahr Jamail
Tuesday, January 15th, 7:30pm
San Francisco Women's Building
3543 18th St (between Valencia & Guerrero)
$5-10 sliding scale
BEYOND THE GREEN ZONE will be available in hardcover at the event for purchase, $20, courtesy of City Lights books.
For more information on the book:
http://www.beyondthegreenzone.com
http://www.dahrjamailiraq.com
http://www.haymarketbooks.org
BEYOND THE GREEN ZONE will be available in hardcover at the event for purchase, $20, courtesy of City Lights books.
--
Praise for BEYOND THE GREEN ZONE with a Foreword by Amy Goodman of Democracy Now!
"Every conflict spawns a handful of journalists who are willing to not only brave the war zone but to seek out the stories ignored by the press pack. The Iraq War has brought us Dahr Jamail. Jamail's account will prove an enduring document of what really happened during the chaotic years of occupation, and how it transformed ordinary Iraqis.
If years from now, Americans are willing to read any books about the war, this one should be among them. It tells everything."
-Mother Jones magazine
"From the earliest days of the war, Dahr Jamail has been a human conduit for the voices of Iraqis living under U.S. occupation. In the face of tremendous personal risk, his commitment to the crucial, principled task of bearing witness has never wavered, and this extraordinary book is the result."
-Naomi Klein, author, No Logo and The Shock Doctrine
"While the powerful media conglomerates embedded on the ground with the invading and occupying forces, Jamail embedded with the suffering people of Iraq and uncovered the horrors of this war of 'liberation.' Dahr Jamail is the conscience of American war reporting, the quintessential unembedded reporter."
-Jeremy Scahill, New York Times best-selling author of Blackwater: The Rise of the World's Most Powerful Mercenary Army
ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Dahr Jamail is an independent journalist who has covered the Middle East for more than four years. He has reported extensively from inside Iraq and has also has reported from Syria, Turkey, Lebanon, and Jordan. Jamail writes for InterPress Service, The Asia Times, and many other outlets. His reports have been published in the Nation, The Sunday Herald, The Guardian, Foreign Policy in Focus, and The Independent, among other publications. On radio as well as television, Jamail has reported for Democracy Now!, and numerous other stations
around the globe. Jamail is also special correspondent for
"Flashpoints" (KPFK Radio/Pacifica). Beyond the Green Zone is his
first book.
Added to the calendar on Thu, Jan 3, 2008 7:28PM
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