The book In the Wind of Iraq includes a documented revelation of the important events and transformations in the first months of Iraq after Saddam Hussein, to the point that it places you at the center of those stormy days and periods. This is what I had documented in reports, follow-ups, and articles through my participation in the scene of those days politically, journalistically, and culturally. *It includes rare and influential documentation in photographs of the most prominent of those transformations and terrible events. *I consider this book the most important in my journalistic career in terms of the accuracy of its information, the uniqueness of its analyses, and the opportunity it provides for a sociological reading of the country's events in the past forty years. If the wind is the place where the wind blows, then the wind here is Iraq as a roaring and wondrous force that does not remain the same. It is the wind that does not calm down, if you will, and we are between its often noisy and slightly melodious blows.
