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1. These Heroic, Happy Dead: Stories
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With his harrowing debut, Luke Mogelson provides an unsentimental, unflinching glimpse into the lives of those forever changed by war.Subtle links between these ten powerful stories magnify the consequences of combat for both soldiers and civilians,as the violence experienced abroad echoes through their lives in America.Troubled veterans first introduced as criminals in To the Lake and Visitors are shown later in New Guidance and Kids, during the deployments that shaped their futures. A seemingly minor soldier in New Guidance becomes the protagonist of A Human Cry, where his alienation from society leads to a shocking confrontation. The fate of a hapless Gulf War veteran who reenlists in Sea Bass is revealed in Peacetime, the story of a New York City medic's struggle with his inurement tocalamity. A shady contractor job gone wrong in ABeautiful Country is a news item for a reporter in Total Solar, as he navigates the surreal world of occupied Kabul. Shifting in time and narrative perspectivefrom the home front to active combat, between experienced leaders, flawed infantrymen, a mother, a child, an Afghan-American translator, and a foreign correspondent--these stories offer a multifaceted examination of the unexpected costs of war.
Here is an evocative, deep work that charts the legacy of an unprecedented conflict, and the burdens of those it touched. Written with remarkable empathy and elegance,These Heroic, Happy Deadheralds the arrival of an extraordinary new talent.
2. Pieter ten Hoopen: Hungry Horse
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In this intimate portrait of an unfamiliar America, award-winning Swedish photojournalist Pieter ten Hoopen (born 1974) takes us to Hungry Horse, Montana. One in three residents of this small town subsist below the poverty line, and most live in trailers and caravans. During extended periods spent in Hungry Horse over the course of more than ten years, the artist discovered great compassion and human warmth in an environment beset by unemployment, drugs and deprivation. "I think it took me more than ten years to understand this place and see beyond the clichs of the USA," reflected ten Hoopen.Portraits of Hungry Horse's residents are juxtaposed in this volume with landscapes showing the area's staggering natural beauty. Hungry Horse includes an essay by New York Times Magazine contributing writer Luke Mogelson and a DVD of ten Hoopen's documentary film about the town.
3. Pieter Ten Hoopen: Pieter Ten Hoopen : Hungry Horse (Hardcover); 2015 Edition
4. New York Times Magazine December 13 2015 TAKE FLIGHT Daniel Askill Photos
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New York Times Magazine December 13, 2015. COVER STORY: TAKE FLIGHT The year's best actors defy gravity in a series of photographs, videos and a new virtual-reality film. Directed by DANIEL ASKILL, Text by A. O. Scott. Daniel Askill is an Australian filmmaker and visual artist based in New York. His diverse body of work includes music videos, films, photography, commercials and video installations. Recently, he collaborated with the musician Sia to create her music videos for the songs "Elastic Heart" and "Chandelier," whose video was nominated for a Grammy. While filming and photographing this year's Great Performers series, Askill tried to capture the "playful and childlike but also profound and transcendent" qualities of flight. "If I ever get asked what superpower I would choose, my answer has always been flight," Askill said. "There is something so magical about the idea of being able to lift up off the ground, free of gravity." OTHER ARTICLES INCLUDE: NORTH STAR By Guy Lawson: Guy Lawson is the author of "Arms and the Dudes: How Three Stoners Became the Most Unlikely Gun Runners in History." A feature film based on the book will be released in August / "Purgatory" - Short story by Luke Mogelson /...and much more. 112 PAGES.5. The New Yorker Magazine (February 29, 2016)
