The book contains three chapters. The first one is about Iraq before the war and the invasion itself. It contains snapshot photos and movies of Saddham's family and his surroundings that Bennet and I found in the destroyed and looted lab inside of the palace's compound in Bagdad. It is pretty unique, there are a lot of unknown images. Brian Bennet, journalist from Time and based then in Bagdad, writes about Saddam's family. Aside from the family pictures this chapter also contains images from me as well as notes taken during my first trips to Iraq when the Baathists were in control. I was there when they lost power, covering the last chapter of Saddam Hussein's dictatorship and the first weeks of the American occupation. The second chapter is a chronicle of the Iraq War in about 100 images and text from Michael Ware. It's stunning, but then, at the right place at the right time with the right people. The third chapter is about Iraqi friends of topics I have been obsessed with...
