Last month I posted about stepping outside my comfort zone and working on a nonfiction book that really challenged my copyediting skills. Today I want to share a link to that book.
Michael Borodkin and Sergey Auslender wrote about the recent war between Israel and Iran. In addition to explaining what happened during the conflict, they also do a good job of examining the factors that caused it. You get both the historical context and the militaristic, and I found it absolutely fascinating.
If anyone is interested in checking this out, here’s a link to purchase it: https://www.amazon.com/12-Days-War-Reasons-C%D0%BEnsequences-ebook/dp/B0H6G2FN66/ref=sr_1_1?crid=11X2JCQTCPDZO&dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.cIbTuS7JrxTWpLNC7keHeULw15EgVWP83qIODHcE9z7Bdd-0MQtYoKkhaAk4pZksAi94vHxqUw6QB-BM1mW9qfB44kD8O–ILNOTf91T7pYC98Z01JRcphWrI58i7gciXspKl4UEWHQUpf99TKsfPMDqkSnjkkqGSfbIBEbIe3pDVaLjBcVH1Ym8ZRmjGSDGW46oCApQrWXl43aXIAnZlWWkzUOKGUihlh-H-dcf1JU.6mJuX7yYgfgS9MdBifDX4G03EO70M-7hsND10J-kwPU&dib_tag=se&keywords=12+days+of+war+book&qid=1784920088&sprefix=12+days+of+war+boo%2Caps%2C170&sr=8-1
Timothy