War Reporting for Cowards
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Chris 'risk averse' Ayres saw journalism as his ticket to schmoozing with celebrities and penning pompous opinion pieces. Instead he landed a plane ticket to Iraq. An extraordinary true story, this book offers a seditious insight into the political events that have defined the century.
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