In Life in Afghanistan: Life on the Road - Afghanistan, January-March 2002, author Paul Harrington takes readers on a powerful and personal journey through a nation emerging from the shadows of war. Based on his time in Afghanistan just months after the fall of the Taliban regime, this gripping memoir captures the raw realities of life on the ground during a critical moment in history.

From dusty roads and remote villages to interactions with locals and aid workers, Harrington provides a firsthand account of daily struggles, small triumphs, and the enduring spirit of the Afghan people. Through candid observations and reflective storytelling, the book sheds light on the complexities of post-conflict life and the resilience required to survive and rebuild.

A compelling read for anyone interested in global affairs, humanitarian work, or real-world work experiences in conflict zones, Life on the Road is more than a travelogue-it's a human story of connection, courage, and witnessing history as it unfolds, while wondering what is going to break next.