October 3, 2008 - 21:23 | 
ePluribus Media
originally posted2008-09-30 12:44:41 -1100, write up in the University of Hartford news, see Susie's note
ePluribus Media recently interviewed the author of the popular series, Letters from Herat, Beth Richards.
Richards wrote a series of letters from Afghanistan during her stay in May and June, 2008. They provide snapshots of her daily life in Herat and Kabul. Richards is the Director of Rhetoric and Professional Writing at the University of Hartford.
Responses and questions about her experiences and the program can be sent to her at richabeth@aol.com
Letters From Herat
- The Burqa, the Heat, and the Call to Prayers
- Taxis, Kabul Jokes, and the Bazaar
- Satellite Dishes and Afghanistan TV
- The Mosque, the Minarets, and the Royal Palace
- Carpets, Chadors, and the Tomb of Gowhar Shah
- Coming Home
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Comments
Lovely write up
The University of Hartford paper has a lovely write up about the interview in ePluribus Media.
Letters from Afghanistan
U Notes Daily, October 3, 2008
The Letters from Herat
series is wonderful. Thank you so much Beth, for sharing the letters with us and for taking the time to answer questions.
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