Rekah Fajar

Rekah FajarZarif Ismail's Rekah Fajar ('Rift of First Light') is a book composed of 46 coming of age imagesof a profound journey, of whom has yet to reach his prime; of whom yearns to understand life; of whom is young like a playful child who fights sleep; of whom learns to be well mannered; and of whom is ready to bloom. The book's duotone printing highlights the quality of Zarif's silver gelatin prints, and aides in luring us into his memories. The production

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the alphabetically arranged chapters cover the topics of authority

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his defense of farming communities

the novelist considers her own memories as well as history

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its relationship with neighbouring kingdoms and distant countries

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