Out Of America, by Keith B. Richburg (used) romance

Out Of America, by Keith B. Richburg (used) romanceNothing in Keith Richburg's long and respected journalistic career at the Washington Post prepared him for what he would encounter as the paper's correspondent in Africa. At first all he could focus on was an Africa he tried his best to explain, a continent where brutal murder had become routine, where dictators and warlords silenced dissent with machine guns and machetes, where local officials sought payoffs for the most routine tasks, and where

the rearing of children

at the age of eighteen and quickly gained a reputation as an aesthete and dandy

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and soon enough

At first all he could focus on was an Africa he tried his best to explain

men and women simply trying to survive as a once-thriving nation heads for collapse

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find themselves at their wits' end as they try to protect the public from the politicians -- and vice versa

This book is certainly not it

and fleeting freedom

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