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"Disaster ruins everything while leaving everything as it is," wrote Maurice Blanchot. "Everything." From the southern districts of Beirut to southern Lebanon, a car winds its way through the devastated country. No title for such desolation.
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"Disaster ruins everything while leaving everything as it is," wrote Maurice Blanchot. "Everything." From the southern districts of Beirut to southern Lebanon, a car winds its way through the devastated country. No title for such desolation.
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