David Burnett Books

Set against the backdrop of Iran's tumultuous political landscape in late 1978, the narrative follows David Burnett, a rare Western journalist who chose to remain in the country during its upheaval. He captures the dramatic fall of Shah Mohammad Reza Pahlavi and the ensuing power struggles that led to the rise of the Ayatollahs and the establishment of the Islamic Republic. Through his lens, the book provides an intimate look at a pivotal moment in history, highlighting the complexities of a nation in crisis.

American photographers John Huet and David Burnett were commissioned by the International Olympic Committee (IOC) to cover the London Games of 2012 in their own way, with considerable artistic and technical freedom. The result is a series of great photos that capture moments in images with a story behind them, and pictures that contribute to our Olympic heritage.

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The narrative follows David Burnett's transformation as he transitions from a conventional Army unit to the elite 160th Special Operations Aviation Regiment. Feeling unfulfilled in his initial role, he embarks on a quest to become an MH-47G Chinook helicopter crew chief, exploring the challenges and responsibilities that come with this prestigious position. The story delves into themes of ambition, duty, and the pursuit of purpose within a highly specialized military environment.

The narrative follows Wilf Burnett, known as Bamp, who transitioned from rural North America to a remarkable 31-year career in the Royal Air Force starting in 1937. His experiences include flying on three operational tours in World War II, engaging in long-range flights with BOAC, and leading significant missions like the first V-bomber squadron during the Suez Crisis. The book highlights his diverse roles, including commanding a V-bomber base and serving in senior positions in India and Aden, showcasing a life dedicated to aviation and military service.

Exploring the journey of lasting love, this book offers practical guidance for couples on navigating the complexities of relationships. It addresses managing disappointment, coping with unexpected challenges, and fostering a sense of optimism and security. Additionally, it emphasizes the importance of supporting each partner in becoming their best selves, providing tools and insights to cultivate a deep, enduring connection.

Exploring the diverse ideas and beliefs that have influenced contemporary China, this book delves into the conflicting visions that have emerged throughout its history. It offers insights into the cultural, political, and social dynamics that have played a crucial role in shaping modern Chinese society, providing readers with a comprehensive understanding of the forces at work in this complex nation.

Stories by Ethan Ayer, Kay Boyle, Raymond Carver, MacDonald Harris, Arthur Miller, Brian Moore, Berry Morgan, Joyce Carol Oates, Henry Roth, Jesse Stuart, Robert Travers and others.