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John Coyne (Ethiopia 1962-64) reviews Mark G. Wentling’s (Honduras 1967-69 & Togo 1970-73) Breaks From Reality. This novel was published in May 2026.
Title: Breaks From Reality
Genre: Fiction
Author: Mark G. Wentling (Honduras 1967-69 &...
Ben East (Malawi, 1996-98) reviews Steve Kaffen’s (Russia 1994-96; HQ staff 2003-11), Living the World Cup: Stories, Insights, and 60 Tips for 2026. This travel e-book was published in May 2026.
Title: Living the World Cup: Stories, Insigh...
Philadelphia’s Magic Gardens Are an Altar to Art, Whimsy, and Community [Interview], by Regina Sienra in My Modern Met | May 31, 2026.
Philadelphia is known for its scrappy, authentic spirit. And out of its many cultural institutions, no p...
Title: Junkyard Kid: Born in a Warehouse, Traveled the World
Genre: Memoir
Author: Danny Langdon (Ethiopia 1962-64)
Published: Aug. 7, 2024 (Performance International)
Buy on Abe Books | Amazon | Barnes & Noble | Biblio | Bookshop.org |...
North Texas experts reflect on Ebola lessons as WHO declares new emergency, by Briseida Holguin on CBS News | May 23, 2026.
The World Health Organization has declared the Ebola outbreak in Central Africa a public health emergency and says...
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