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Brigid Keenan is a writer and journalist who has lived and travelled in many countries around the world. Among her books is the best-selling he best selling Diplomatic Baggage (2005). Her latest book is her hilarious memoir of diplomatic life, Diplomatic Baggage (2022).
Cornucopia begins a regular series on the riches of the Ottoman Empire with a grand tour of Damascus. The perfect starting point is Brigid Keenan’s new book on the old city, with photographs by Tim Beddow.
Intrigued by the fate of the glorious houses built by Azerbaijan’s first oil barons at the turn of the 20th century, Brigid Keenan and photographer Tim Beddow track down all that remains of those glory days.
Issue 65, 2022-2023
Roman Roads
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