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Ramblings of a Burned Out Journalist

Ramblings of a Burned Out Journalist

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Freelance Journalism Is Like Zip-lining Over The Southern Atlantic
I embarked on a freelance foreign correspondent chapter two years ago. And by some miracle, I'm still hanging on.
 • Aina J. Khan
On the Silk Road city of Bukhara and its rich Jewish history
Did you know the ancient Silk Road city of Bukhara in Uzbekistan was once home to 23,000 Jews?
 • Aina J. Khan
That time I met the original Aina Khan in Uzbekistan
I've travelled to so many countries, only to find the original "OG" Aina Khan at a silk factory in eastern Uzbekistan.
 • Aina J. Khan
On Christmas Day, and finding Christ under the rubble
As a child who grew up in southwest London from the 2000s, church hymns and Christmas carols were a regular feature of school assemblies and nativity…
 • Aina J. Khan
A serendipitous meeting with Uzbek zardazi embroidery masters
The fabled gold embroidery practice was once passed down from father to son. Now, Uzbek women are helping preserve the tradition.
 • Aina J. Khan
On finding awe at the mouth of Tugela falls
Standing at the mouth of Tugela falls.
 • Aina J. Khan
Welcome to Ramblings of a Burned Out Journalist
Warning: This post contains mentions of journalist burnout, a (slightly bad) T-rex metaphor, and mangoes.
 • Aina J. Khan
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