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A Prison Story Iran
- De: Mehri Dadgar
- Narrado por: Ekaterina Pokras
- Duración: 9 h y 56 m
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"A Prison Story - Iran," tells a compelling story of a young woman arrested on a Tehran street for distributing pro-democracy literature in 1981. It reveals the workings of a despotic regime in suppressing voices of reason and consolidating power.
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Forgiveness and triumph of love and faith over horror and hate.
- De Joan en 01-31-24
- A Prison Story Iran
- De: Mehri Dadgar
- Narrado por: Ekaterina Pokras
Forgiveness and triumph of love and faith over horror and hate.
Revisado: 01-31-24
My admiration and love for Mehri has exploded after reading and listening to her story of survival. Her growth in spite of everything men and evil tried to do to break her spirit is an example few of us could hope to attain. It is a question I ask myself after knowing what she endured for democracy, faith, and life. How hard would I fight?
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Many Are Invited
- De: Dennis Cuesta
- Narrado por: Philip Church
- Duración: 5 h y 26 m
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Steve Galanos, a native Midwesterner, reflects on his time in Northern California during the 1990s, a time when the two-digit year emerged as the Y2K problem, the burgeoning Internet fueled the expansion of the New Economy, the dot-com bubble created unseen prosperity and real estate frenzies. Yet it’s a housewarming party, held in late 1999, that affects him the most. At the request of John Goertz, a group of technology managers and executives gather in a conference room.
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Thought provoking
- De Joan en 02-22-23
- Many Are Invited
- De: Dennis Cuesta
- Narrado por: Philip Church
Thought provoking
Revisado: 02-22-23
It was interesting thinking back 20+ years to the furor over Y2K and the disaster that did not happen around the world, but could have. The novel points out the disaster that greed, lust, etc. happened in several intertwined lives. Our dependence on that almighty computer working perfectly insures that lives are happy…right? Or does the same greed, lust, envy, continue unabated? Where are we going?
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