AUTHOR: The Quakebook Community (various writers)
PUBLISHER: Quakebook.org, 2011.
The book began with a tweet that became a large fundraising initiative. It is helmed by a person that goes under the name "Our man in Abiko." The project is comprised of short messages of about 250 words to a page long story of witnesses, and observers who managed to live through it all. The primary beneficiary is the Japanese Red Cross.
You have various options to download and read the book:
1) Through Sony EPUB download here. (Free but you are encouraged to donate here)
2) Through Amazon kindle here
It is a worthy read, and a worthy cause. Note the words of Our Man in Akiko.
"Those of us who live in Japan are in a state of war. But not a war against a nation, or even nature. We are fighting defeat, worry and hopelessness. The question is: Are we strong enough to overcome?"
This book is full of stories. Some are hopeful. Others are shocking. The photographs themselves often tell of a story that words cannot describe.
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