Wallpaper* City Guide Vancouver (Fourth Edition) (Phaidon, 2020) The fourth edition of this prestigious international series published by Phaidon and aimed at the design savvy traveller, celebrates Vancouver and its best architecture, restaurants, hotels and attractions with style and wit. From Arthur Erickson to Omer Arbel, from Stanley Park to the new Exchange Hotel, and from Torafuku's Asian fusion to Ask for Luigi's retro-Italian charms, this guide pays homage to the best and brightest in the Vancouver firmament. A whole new chapter on art and design offers up gorgeous galleries and cutting-edge studios. PURCHASE an autographed copy of the Wallpaper* City Guide Vancouver (Fourth Edition) direct from the author Hadani Ditmars. Prices includes tax, shipping and handling within Canada. Single autographed copies $50 CDN each 10 or more $30 CDN each 20 or more $25 CDN each Box set of 40 $20 CDN each Contact Hadani to arrange for delivery. Additional shipping charges outside of Canada. Email the author to arrange for payment by etransfer. Additional shipping charges outside of Canada. Quantity 1 $50.00 CAD 2 $100.00 CAD 3 $150.00 CAD 4 $200.00 CAD 5 $250.00 CAD 10 $300.00 CAD 20 $500.00 CAD 40 $800.00 CAD Dancing in the No-Fly Zone: A Woman's Journey Through Iraq (Raincoast Books, 2005, Interlink Books, US, Arris Publishing, UK, 2006) Globe and Mail Top 100 Books, 2005 The Critics: Praise for Dancing in the No-Fly Zone "It...touches places in the nation's soul that horror headlines never reach."   - Boyd Tonkin, literary critic of the London Independent  Review "In the midst of a flurry of publications on Iraq by journalists, politicians, diplomats, and academics, Hadani Ditmars' work undoubtedly stands out. Her book is not only engaging, interesting, original, and perceptive, but she has clearly done her homework. The book is full of information that provides the reader with a historical context and insight into the human cost of sanctions and war. Yet it is not just a book about misery. Dancing in the No-Fly Zone is about people pursuing art, culture, music, and entertainment despite economic deterioration, repression, and later on, war and occupation."      - Nadje Al-Ali, Anglo-Iraqi academic "Of the plethora of books out there on Iraq, Dancing in the No-Fly Zone has a sense of reality and immediacy difficult to match...Ditmars adds layers to the nameless, countless individuals we see for nanoseconds, flashing across our screens, as another atrocity is announced. The cultural richness, stoicism and adaptability of Iraqis clenches at the heart muscles... This text is a reference on human courage and normalcy in the face of utter chaos." - Miriam Cook, UK's Open Democracy PURCHASE rare Canadian first and second editions directly from the author Hadani Ditmars, autographed and/or with a personal message by request. Email the author to arrange for payment by etransfer. Additional shipping charges outside of Canada. Price includes tax, shipping and handling within Canada. Single autographed copy $50 CDN Photography by Hadani Ditmars from Dancing in the No-Fly Zone   © Hadani Ditmars © Hadani Ditmars © Hadani Ditmars © Hadani Ditmars © Hadani Ditmars © Hadani Ditmars © Hadani Ditmars Girl at al-Gailani mosque day after Desert Fox. Shada in displaced persons camp northern outskirts of Baghdad Oct 2003. Actress Shadah Salem at the Abassid Palace on the set of a pre-invasion TV show in Baghdad. Altar boy on Christmas Eve in Baghdad three days after Desert Fox bombing in 1998. Artist Esam Pasha in front of a mural he painted over a former image of Saddam, in Baghdad, Sept 2003. The old poet's cafe in Baghdad September 2003, before it was blown up in 2007. Women dance at a wedding in Baghdad August 2003. . © Hadani Ditmars Girl at al-Gailani mosque day after Desert Fox. Photographs are not to be used without permission.

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