Death of a Translator

In "Death of a Translator," Ed Gorman recounts his journey from a young freelancer in Kabul to a seasoned staff reporter for The Times of London, covering various global conflicts while remaining tethered to Afghanistan. Driven by ambition, he embeds himself with an Afghan guerrilla commander, navigating the dangers of war disguised as a Soviet officer. The narrative explores the harrowing realities of combat and the profound psychological toll of post-traumatic stress disorder, providing a stark and honest portrayal of the impacts of war.