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Book details
  • Genre:POETRY
  • SubGenre:Subjects & Themes / Places
  • Language:English
  • Pages:74
  • eBook ISBN:9798350914450
  • Paperback ISBN:9798350914443

Italy was on Fire, But so was the World

by Zachary Zolud

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Overview

A country can be on fire for dozens of reasons, and in a world that seems to be on fire in some way just about every other day, this book is one person's perspective and experiences journeying through it firsthand. 

Description

A country can be on fire for dozens of reasons, and in a world that seems to be on fire in some way just about every other day, this is simply one person's perspective and experiences journeying through it firsthand. Italy was on Fire, But so was the World is a collection of realism-based prose and photography from author Zachary Zolud. While many of the pieces were written and many of the photographs were taken during scorching and wildfire-causing temperatures in Italy, this book is just one brief piece of evidence that those are far from the only fires in our world.

About the author
Zachary Zolud is an author, photographer, and medical technical writer. He attended undergrad and grad school at the University of Massachusetts Lowell, where he earned degrees in Psychology, Writing, and Technology. Zachary's grandparents on his father's side were immigrants from Poland after the Holocaust, and further up the family tree on his mother's side were immigrants from Italy. Aside from poetry and photography, Zachary loves writing music on his 12-string guitar and also is fond of lying to himself that he enjoys working on projects for his house.
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