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For the past 25 years, Henry Rollins has photographed the most desolate and inhospitable corners of the Earth, and his powerful vision has been harnessed in this photographic essay. Though he is known for the raw power of his expression, Rollins has shown that the greatest statements can be made with the simplest of acts: to bear witness; to be present. This collection is an invitation to do the same. The book pairs Rollins' visceral photographs-taken in Afghanistan, Bangladesh, Burma, Cambodia, India, Indonesia, Kuwait, Kyrgyzstan, Mali, Nepal, North Korea, Northern Ireland, Saudi Arabia, Sib

Cover -- Half Title -- Title -- Copyright -- Contents -- Acknowledgments -- Photos -- 1. Introduction -- 2. University of Chicago Beginnings -- 3. The Immigrants -- 4. Carleton -- 5. Tampering with the Sacrament -- 6. Student Relations -- 7. Miss Hardy -- 8. "The Wind on the Heath" -- 9. "The Wind on the Heath Has Fallen Dead" -- 10. Chicago, 1896-1899 -- 11. A Book to Be Read for Amusement? -- 12. Triggs and Mrs. Triggs -- 13. Out of Chicago -- 14. The Corner of Indecision -- 15. Stanford -- 16. Where the Rolling Foothills Rise -- 17. A Dossier of Positive Statements -- 18. His Last Few Days of Honor and Competence -- 19. The Station to Nowhere -- 20. Miss Havisham Takes the Stand -- 21. Happily Ever After -- 22. World War I Ends -- 23. A Land Where Even the Old Are Fair? -- 24. "I Will Arise and Go Now" -- 25. After All -- Appendix -- Notes -- Bibliography -- Index -- About the Authors