Venom of Asps

Meira bat Erachaim was born in South Africa and spent her childhood in the heart of apartheid. She left her homeland to attend university in the United States, after which she worked as a helicopter pilot in the rugged wilderness of Alaska. She then surprised everybody, including herself, and moved to rural China, where she lived and worked as an English teacher. She eventually settled in Israel to be closer to her family.

Along the way she befriended and was influenced by a wide variety of people from all corners of the world with disparate political opinions and religious beliefs. The places she lived and, more importantly, the people she met helped form her distinctive point of view. Her perspective is unapologetically sincere, sometimes controversial, and never humourless.

Meira bat Erachaim has worked as a documentary filmmaker, pilot, teacher, and is currently a casualty extraction and medical evacuation combat support officer with the Israeli Air Force. In her spare time she climbs mountains, swims naked, irritates her mother, and writes books that irritate plenty of people.

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Venom of Asps

Meira bat Erachaim was born in South Africa and spent her childhood in the heart of apartheid. She left her homeland to attend university in the United States, after which she worked as a helicopter pilot in the rugged wilderness of Alaska. She then surprised everybody, including herself, and moved to rural China, where she lived and worked as an English teacher. She eventually settled in Israel to be closer to her family.

Along the way she befriended and was influenced by a wide variety of people from all corners of the world with disparate political opinions and religious beliefs. The places she lived and, more importantly, the people she met helped form her distinctive point of view. Her perspective is unapologetically sincere, sometimes controversial, and never humourless.

Meira bat Erachaim has worked as a documentary filmmaker, pilot, teacher, and is currently a casualty extraction and medical evacuation combat support officer with the Israeli Air Force. In her spare time she climbs mountains, swims naked, irritates her mother, and writes books that irritate plenty of people.

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Venom of Asps

Venom of Asps

by Meira bat Erachaim
Venom of Asps

Venom of Asps

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Overview

Meira bat Erachaim was born in South Africa and spent her childhood in the heart of apartheid. She left her homeland to attend university in the United States, after which she worked as a helicopter pilot in the rugged wilderness of Alaska. She then surprised everybody, including herself, and moved to rural China, where she lived and worked as an English teacher. She eventually settled in Israel to be closer to her family.

Along the way she befriended and was influenced by a wide variety of people from all corners of the world with disparate political opinions and religious beliefs. The places she lived and, more importantly, the people she met helped form her distinctive point of view. Her perspective is unapologetically sincere, sometimes controversial, and never humourless.

Meira bat Erachaim has worked as a documentary filmmaker, pilot, teacher, and is currently a casualty extraction and medical evacuation combat support officer with the Israeli Air Force. In her spare time she climbs mountains, swims naked, irritates her mother, and writes books that irritate plenty of people.


Product Details

BN ID: 2940045861502
Publisher: Meira bat Erachaim
Publication date: 05/23/2014
Sold by: Smashwords
Format: eBook
File size: 353 KB

About the Author

Meira bat Erachaim was born and raised in South Africa, went to university in the United States, and lived and worked in China before settling in Israel. She has worked as a helicopter pilot, documentary filmmaker, English teacher, and is currently a casualty extraction and medical evacuation combat support officer with the Israeli Air Force. In her spare time she climbs mountains, swims naked and irritates her mother.

Her first published book, "Letters To Friends", received high praise from the five people who read it. Her second book, "Fortnight in the Philippines", details search and rescue missions in the aftermath of Typhoon Haiyan.

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