Love Letters to Sudan
The first photography book on Sudan, as told by Sudanese.
All 18 regions of Sudan
More than 200 photographs that invite you into a country of rivers, deserts, mountains, and the people who call each of them home.
Sudan is one of the oldest civilizations on earth. It is also one of the least understood.
Home to civilizations that built more pyramids than anywhere in the world, to one of the most diverse populations on the planet, to landscapes that move from desert to coral sea to volcanic highland within a single country. It has rarely been shown in its full breadth. This book is the beginning of that record.
Sudan has never been seen like this before. It should have been long ago.
Inside the book
El Fashir
The weight of faith, the fabric of the west.
Kassala
Jebeena over coals, the hospitality of the east.
Khartoum
Fishermen of the Nile, casting at first light.
Nyala
The jump, sand, circle, a dance of the west.
Port Sudan
Beneath the Red Sea, a world rarely seen.
Gezira
Girls with their books, in the quiet of learning.
Sennar
Sufi elders, devotion that shaped a kingdom.