"My editor asked me what I wanted from journalism and I said the first thing that came into my head--I'd like to interview places. To treat a place as if it were a person, to go and listen to it, ask it questions, observe it the way you would interview a politician or a pop star," Gill writes.
Readers
are treated to an
account of his
vacations to places
like famine-stricken
Sudan, the
pornography studios
of California's San
Fernando Valley, the
dying Aral Sea or
the seedy parts of
Kaliningrad.
A great read....
A great read....
