Marsha Macdowell Boeken

`A love story told in exquisitely poetic letters' DAILY MAIL Torn apart by war, their letters meant everything...

This print on demand edition features individually printed pages on uncoated paper, ensuring a unique quality that may differ from the original offset printing. Although the visual saturation may vary, the content remains consistent with the latest edition. Any pattern pullouts are included as separate pages, and readers are advised to reach out to the publisher if any patterns are missing.

Offers a new understanding of the history of global human rights through textiles of awareness and activism. Of all the textile forms linked to human rights activities, one form - the quilt - has proven an especially potent and popular form for individuals, working alone or as part of organised groups, to subversively or overtly act for human rights.