Days Of Sand (Aimée de Jongh)
Days Of Sand, by Aimée de Jongh.
1937, Oklahoma, the United States. John is a young photographer, who is sent to the Dust Bowl: a region where devastating dust storms blow. His mission is to capture the people living there on film. But as time goes by, John discovers that he needs to face something bigger than blazing storms of sand, if he wants to complete his assignment.
With 288 pages, Jours de Sable is Aimée de Jongh’s biggest project to date. The subject of man-made climate change easily connects the past with the present, and perhaps the Dust Bowl story is more relevant today than ever before.
Hardcover | English edition | 288 pagina’s | Self Made Hero | 9781914224041
