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1 InterculturalPress // Apr 8, 2010 at 9:44
Dear Alessandro,
I am with Intercultural Press and we recently published a book that I think you and your followers would truly enjoy. The book, Among the Iranians by Sophia Koutlaki, presents Iran from an outsider’s perspective–much like your own! Written with a mix of personal observation and cultural reference, Among the Iranians opens people’s eyes about the fascinating everyday reality of Iran and seeks to explain everything you ever wanted to discover about its culture and customs, but didn’t even know to ask. I would be more than happy to send you a review copy, just email me your address.
Kind regards,
Nicole LeBlanc
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