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Quil Lawrence
 Invisible Nation, by Quil Lawrence, is the most authoritative book yet published on the Kurds. Rajiv Chanrasekaran calls it "revelatory, fascinating, and compelling," while Pulitzer Prize-winner Anthony Shadid praises it as "one of the most important works to emerge from a war that, five years in, remains as unpredictable as when it first started." The New York Times says it is "a story well worth telling." Click here for Quil Lawrence's appearances in the United States, and click here for all reviews. Listen to Quil's most recent interview on WNYC's Leonard Lopate Show. Go >
Quil's recent appearance at the Carnegie Council.org. was videotaped for the web. Listen here.
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Anna Porter
Kasztner's Train
The True Story of an Unknown Hero of the Holocaust
"Anna Porter's Kasztner's Train takes us to the magnificently researched and re-constructed world of Hungary during the twin Fascist terrors of the Arrow Cross and the SS, to a world in which everything is in flux except the determination of Kasztner. It will become a classic of the times it deals with."—â€Thomas Keneally, author of Schindler's List
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