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Sarah's plans to save her marriage with this journey are shattered when thrown off balance by a dangerous combination of prescription drugs she struggles to maintain her equilibrium in the face of the callousness of her husband the sadistic machinations of their safari guide the unscrupulous actions of a Nairobi shopkeeper and the enigmatic behavior of a world-renowned photographer who appears almost magically whenever she is in need of a guardian angel
Marcia Weese Book cover type:Paperback Little Ba visits the interlifeMarcia Weese The daughter of modernist architect, Harry Weese, has published a book about her work. This monograph of Weese's artwork spans five decades and includes monoprints, woodblock prints, mokuhanga, solar etchings, site specific sculpture, and clay and bronze sculpture. Her muse is the natural world. Her work has been described as enigmatic portraits landing somewhere between shadow and memory. Her prints glow from within, pointing to an inner