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Maureen's avatar

An interesting read. Deciding whether to museums or shrines to atrocities is always difficult -- thanks for portraying it. Enjoy your break and travels (and work) in India 💕 And thank goodness Richard has a picky eye -- I’ve left that job to him as I glide over any typos, etc and enjoy the journey.

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Jan Cornall's avatar

Thanks Maureen, yes, Richard is on the job! Writing about the genocide museum was possibly even more powerful on reflection. There's a good article about the photos at the bottom of the footnotes.

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Kimberly Warner's avatar

The horror. And Vang’s refusal to engage with it. This chapter, alongside current events, makes me want to weep.

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Jan Cornall's avatar

Yes. And we always say and hear ' it must not happen again' and yet it goes on happening.

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Richard creswick's avatar

That is not to say the travelogue isn’t interesting, it is. Found the murder museum stuff compelling. A small, picky picky point, story as in three storeys tall, used a couple of times, has an ‘e’ in it. Enjoy India. I did.

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Jan Cornall's avatar

Thanks Richard, you've got the copy editor's eye!

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