Susan Sontag's " On Photography" is still the most compelling thing I've read about how we consume images, how we look at things, how we look at art, and particularly about war photographs.
For today's story getting a 10 out of 10, an unfrogettable riveting story out of Australia, where a man named Dazza created a 3D printed home for a frog he found hanging out in his fence.
It's a compelling story where Hatshepsut portrays the villain, but one that has fallen out of favor with today's scholars who consider it based more on the preconceptions of the time rather than hard proof.
This is a fascinating revelation and those of your hoping to move into careers in the travel and leisure industry would be well advised to look at the findings in more detail.