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Silver Donald Cameron is an accomplished Canadian author and journalist whose extensive body of work spans plays, films, radio and television scripts, and eighteen books, including two novels. His non-fiction writing delves into a wide array of subjects, from history and travel to politics, nature, and the environment. Cameron is recognized for his profound engagement with environmental issues, highlighted by his role as host and executive producer of TheGreenInterview.com, a platform dedicated to in-depth conversations with leading thinkers in sustainability. His writing is characterized by thorough research and compelling narrative, drawing readers into complex subjects while underscoring the urgency of ecological challenges.

2024
Caftans: From Classical to Camp
A Fashion History
240 pages
9 hours of reading
The book explores the caftan's rich history and cultural significance, showcasing its evolution from ancient Greece to modern fashion. Cameron Silver, a vintage expert, highlights its versatility, featuring various styles from loungewear to haute couture. Sections include resort caftans, designer pieces from renowned fashion houses, and iconic looks worn by celebrities on and off screen. The book is lavishly illustrated, celebrating the caftan's timeless appeal across different cultures and eras, including its notable presence in Moroccan tradition and men's fashion.
2021
Blood in the Water
2.9(9)Add rating
A gripping story in a brilliantly drawn setting, about power and law, security and self-respect, and the nature of community.

Caftans: From Classical to Camp

Blood in the Water