About the Author
Ryszard Kapuscinski
ISBN 9780141186788
Rs. 720
Penguin Classics
Another Day of Life
Who it's for: Readers interested in war journalism and African history
In 1975, renowned journalist Ryszard Kapuściński was dispatched to Angola to cover the escalating civil war following its independence. This deeply personal account chronicles his solitary vigil in Luanda as the capital and the nation descend into a brutal, chaotic conflict. Kapuściński masterfully blends stark reportage with profound self-reflection, illustrating the human cost and individual experience within vast political upheavals.Why You Should Read? Gain a firsthand, intimate perspective on the Angolan Civil War from a legendary war correspondent. Explore the personal isolation and emotional toll of reporting from a collapsing nation. Understand how grand political events manifest in individual lives and local realities. Experience Kapuściński's unique blend of journalistic observation and philosophical insight.
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- Firsthand perspective on the Angolan Civil War
- Blends stark reportage with philosophical insight
- Chronicles the emotional toll of reporting from a collapsing nation
- Focuses on individual experience within political upheaval
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All by Ryszard Kapuscinski →Questions about this book
What is the setting of the book?
The book is set in Angola in 1975, during the civil war that followed the country's independence.
Who is the author?
The author is Ryszard Kapuściński, a renowned journalist, with translation by William Brand.
What is the book's genre?
It is non-fiction, specifically a work of history and journalism.
What makes this account unique?
It combines stark reportage with deep self-reflection, offering a personal and intimate perspective on the conflict.



