There are No Falling Stars in China and Other Life Lessons from a recovering Journalist by Marga Ortigas - ISBN: 9789815127898
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Global adventures unveil life’s lessons in this journalist’s inspiring reflections.

There are No Falling Stars in China and Other Life Lessons from a recovering Journalist

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  • Paperback

    232 pages

  • Release Date

    9 January 2024

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Summary

FROM REPORTING TO REFLECTING, FIELD NOTES FOR THE SOUL

In this collection of poignant and uplifting essays, seasoned international journalist Marga Ortigas shares what she’s learned from over two decades of covering conflict, humanitarian crises, and political turmoil. Each chapter explores a different assignment location, taking you up-close as the author reflects on what endures after life’s triumphs and tragedies.

Ortigas’ engaging writing style and wealth of experience wil…

Book Details

ISBN-13:9789815127898
ISBN-10:9815127896
Author:Marga Ortigas
Publisher:Penguin Random House SEA
Imprint:Penguin Random House SEA
Format:Paperback
Number of Pages:232
Release Date:9 January 2024
Weight:262g
Dimensions:216mm x 136mm x 15mm
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Critics Review

‘A deeply personal insider’s look into modern journalism. This is an insightful, literary work that continually searches for meaning. Our Verdict: GET IT’ - Kirkus Review ‘Elegant and eloquent… a more intimate and insightful kind of writing not so different from how the late Anthony Bourdain saw the world–a mix of awe and curiosity (at times pessimism), but always with a dash of optimism and faith in our humanity.’ - Spot.ph ‘Is this a travelogue or a memoir? A bit of both, with a dose of comedy thrown in. The best storytellers deliver a memorable laugh at their own expense and Ortigas is no different…’ - Philippine Daily Inquirer

About The Author

Marga Ortigas

Marga Ortigas is a seasoned international correspondent and the author of The House on Calle Sombra, published by PRH SEA in 2021. Before turning her hand to fiction, she traveled the world for nearly three decades as a journalist, with a career spanning five continents and two of the largest global news networks. She started on Philippine TV, then joined CNN in London, working across Europe and covering the Iraq War from its inception. She speaks three languages and is the editor of I, Migrant, an online platform showcasing diaspora writing, advocating a universal human.

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