Land Between the Rivers is the culmination of a decade of meticulous research, writing, and reflection. This sweeping narrative spans an astonishing five thousand years, beginning with the legendary figure of Gilgamesh at the dawn of recorded history. Set in the iconic region where East meets West, the book delves into the birthplace of civilization, exploring its profound influence on the course of human history, far beyond the confines of its geographical borders.

Why You Should Read?

1. Epic Historical Scope: Traverse an expansive timeline from ancient Sumer to the fall of Iraq’s last royal family in 1958, witnessing the evolution of one of the world’s most pivotal regions.
2. Iconic Figures and Events: Discover the legendary tales of Gilgamesh, the grandeur of Uruk, and the dramatic political shifts that shaped modern Iraq.
3. Insight into Global Civilizations: Understand how the Land Between the Rivers has served as a cultural crossroads, influencing both Eastern and Western civilizations through centuries of exchange and conflict.
4. A Reflection on Humanity: Engage with the enduring clash between humanistic ideals and the forces of power and destiny—a central theme woven throughout the narrative.
5. Richly Researched Narrative: Benefit from ten years of dedicated scholarship, offering depth, authenticity, and nuanced perspectives on historical events.

Land Between the Rivers is more than just a history of Iraq; it's a compelling chronicle of the world through the lens of a region that has shaped, and been shaped by, the tides of human civilization.