I am just back, and wholly re-energized, from an awesome writers’ residency in Bangladesh organized by Arif Anwar, author of The Storm, and where my mentor was Omar El Akkad, author of American War and What Strange Paradise.
This photo essay celebrates the hard-working people of Bangladesh.
Point of View / Josée Sigouin 
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Wow Josée! That is very exciting. I admire your adventurous spirit and your dedication to writing. I’m looking forward to reading and looking at your photo Essay. You are inspiring Josée!
Best, Lucie😀🥂
Lucie Sparham
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Hi Lucie, so wonderful to hear from you! All the very best going forward!
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That’s so interesting that you’d visit Bangladesh all the way from Montreal. Nice pics that capture slices of life there, and I’d be curious to know more about your experience. Keep on keeping on, fellow writer!
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Thank you for your encouraging words, Stuart. I hadn’t planned to but may follow your suggestion. Best wishes, fellow writer!
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Please do! Even as someone who lives pretty close to Bangladesh (at least compared to Montreal), I never thought of visiting that country. So it’d be great to live vicariously through you.
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