In the Green Heart by Richard Lloyd Parry review – neocolonial jungle fever
An intensely political story of a new father’s escape with his baby through a rainforest during wartime Richard Lloyd Parry, a longtime foreign correspondent whose experiences of war and regime change are recorded in his remarkable 2005 memoir In the Time of Madness, can be said to know whereof (…)
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