Yutthapan Dechkhunthod Dechkhunthod itibaren Huta, Poland
A brutally beautiful book about unimaginable choices, cruelty, and suffering surrounded by a timeless sense of consequence and loss. As a parent, I find "the misery" to be gut-wrenching, yet as an observer I find it all too understandable...it makes sense, in all its dirtiness and brutality. But it really is just the physical manifestation of an abstract and infinite pain and search for identity in a world that has a myriad ways of ripping one's sense of self clean off...it seems memory and sadness are all that one has to hold on to and be carried away by. "There is a loneliness that con be rocked...then there is a lonliness that roams."