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Winter, 1999:
A Look at the Middle East

Following is a list of the complete contents of our winter 1999 issue, with links to excerpts. If you’d like to read the full articles, please order a copy.

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Editor’s Note
       by Michele Jin
 

Features

Absence
Returning to Iran after 12 years in exile
      
by Laleh Khalili

Veiled
Covering up in the United States
      
by Maysan Haydar

The Evil Eye
A cursed journey to Morocco
      
by Jessie Deeter

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Abandoned in the Sahara
Left to fend for herself in Mauritania, the author finds she’s not as lonely as she’d expected to be
      
by Diane Rigda

Departments

SOJOURNERS   First-person Perspectives

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Solo Tango in Buenos Aires
      
by Cherie Magnus

Lost and Found in Venice
       by Diana J. Wynne

Where the Women are Tough
       by Kari J. Bodnarchuk

CLOSE TO HOME   Journeys in the U.S.A.

A WOMAN’S  VIEW   Photography

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        Searching for Zerzura - Desert Postcards
                 photographs and essay by Dana Smillie

 

WRONG TURNS   Nightmare Trips

ENCOUNTERS   Profiles

    An Israeli-Lebanese Fairytale
    A happy ending for a renowned pair of Jewish twins who were separated by war from their beloved Lebanese nanny
          
    by Ayelet Tsabari

    The Promise of Peace
    Lonely Planet film host Justine Shapiro makes a documentary that looks at the Peace Process through the eyes of children

          
    by Melinda Ridgway-Tichelaar

TRAILBLAZERS   Early Women Travelers

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READING for the ROAD   Book Reviews

Kite Strings of the Southern Cross
       reviewed by Karen Sherman

Smouldering Incense, Hammered Brass
       reviewed by Michele Jin

CREATIVE JOURNEYS   Fiction & Poetry

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