Dubitus: New Magazine Features Chantha Nguon’s Story
For “Dubitus”, a new magazine about travel and global issues, I wrote an article about Cambodia: “Weaving Lives of Silk and Freedom.”
Images of Cambodia: Stung Treng River Festival
Pretty much like any small town festival you’ve ever been to. Except for the flaming boats. And the monks chanting in Pali.
Images of Cambodia: The Noodle Maker’s Morning
Up with the roosters—the early morning hours with the Noodle Maker and his family
Images of Cambodia: First Breakfast
Just one: Village banana seller, and her fabulous outfit
Tales from Cambodia: Ruins, Bomb Craters, and the Question of Mines
Was I insane to be wandering around in the jungle in a country with more landmines and unexploded ordnance lying in wait than anywhere in the world? A question, perhaps, for the one-armed man.
Images of Cambodia: Foragers
On Poverty and Resourcefulness: Workers from a distant village come to Kompong Thom to forage a jungle vine used for weaving.
Images of Cambodia: Nāgas
Nāgas—divine creatures in the form of serpents—guard the waters of Cambodia. And no one seems to know why.
Images of Cambodia: Sisowath Quay
Day one in Phnom Penh: What river is that? How do I cross the street? Is that a SNAKE skewer he is selling?
The Greenery 