Larry Towell, No Man's Land

No Man's Land

Larry Towell

Publisher
Archive of Modern Conflict / Nobody Books
Year
2005
Specifications
Hardcover
38 × 26 cm
144 pages
Special edition

Larry Towell's account of his journeys to Jerusalem, Gaza and the West Bank between 2000 and 2004, the years of the second Palestinian intifada. Born of identification with the dispossessed, his essay reveals a scarred and battered landscape and the physical and psychological walls that separate its people.

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