God's Ashes

God's Ashes - Paperback

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God's Ashes

God's Ashes - Paperback

by Marga Ortigas
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by Marga Ortigas (Author)

A gripping tale of loss, betrayal, and redemption set across the porous maritime borders of Southeast Asia and the remote islands of the Pacific In God's Ashes, an archipelago of displaced characters-- refugees, dissidents, and indigents-- converge in an unseen transnational crime. Years later, their hard-won, reshaped identities threaten to crumble when one among them disappears. The ensuing search could upend the existing world order.

Author Biography

Before turning her hand to fiction, Marga Ortigas travelled the world for three decades as a journalist, with a career spanning five continents and two of the largest international news networks. She spent much of her time reporting from the frontlines of climate change and seeing first-hand the damages it has wrought on island communities. A British Council Chevening Scholar, Ortigas earned her MA in literature and criticism from the University of Greenwich.

Number of Pages: 308
Dimensions: 1.1 x 9.1 x 6.1 IN
Publication Date: July 30, 2024
ISBN9789815144321
Author Marga Ortigas
PublisherPenguin Books
GenreLiterature
FormatPaperback
PublishedJuly 2024
LanguageENG- English
Pages308
Weight1.0 lb
Target AudienceAdults
Print SizeStandard Print

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About Marga Ortigas

Marga Ortigas has travelled the world as a journalist for three decades, with a career spanning five continents and two of the largest global news networks. After getting her start in the Philippines, she joined CNN in London, working across Europe and covering the war in Iraq from its inception. In 2006, she returned to Manila and the Asia Pacific region, reporting from the frontlines of armed conflict and climate change as senior correspondent for Al Jazeera.

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