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Shadowing Thunder: Being Reformed in Saudi Arabia
In Saudi's largest industrial City, Jubail, an anthropologist seeks a deeper understanding of himself and a strange world. Driven by nothing other than openness and understanding, combined with an uncanny ability to knit experiences together into a coherent picture, he finds below a very shallow and clumsy surface a spiritual hope larger than any he could have imagined.
Something like that.
Look, it's really hard to explain. You would have had to have been there, but of course, only I was, or were, given it's all hypothetical but true. You see, I thought i was one of the good guys until that few years, and that understanding, and that process began and hasn't ended.
It's a feminist novel. Ironically.
Something like that.
Look, it's really hard to explain. You would have had to have been there, but of course, only I was, or were, given it's all hypothetical but true. You see, I thought i was one of the good guys until that few years, and that understanding, and that process began and hasn't ended.
It's a feminist novel. Ironically.
300 pages, Kindle Edition
Published October 31, 2014
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