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How Long?: Prison Reflections from the Philippines
Gathers selections from letters written by the author during his two-year imprisonment by the Marcos regime for work as a human rights activist
171 pages, Paperback
Published January 1, 1985
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October 5, 2020
Cathartic. Definitely loved it.
I am a fan of nonfiction and faith based books and this book gives you the best of both worlds.
It is definitely an easy read. I could not help but nod in fascination in every turn of the page.What stops you every now and then is the realization and reflection that everything written on it is spot on. The author has a strong emotional quotient.
Generally, the book was a great ingenious project of collecting personal letters from a number of people. The book has a lot of drawings, illustrations, and pictures too! Definitely a work of art. Very personal yet very universal at the same time.
I am a fan of nonfiction and faith based books and this book gives you the best of both worlds.
It is definitely an easy read. I could not help but nod in fascination in every turn of the page.What stops you every now and then is the realization and reflection that everything written on it is spot on. The author has a strong emotional quotient.
Generally, the book was a great ingenious project of collecting personal letters from a number of people. The book has a lot of drawings, illustrations, and pictures too! Definitely a work of art. Very personal yet very universal at the same time.
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