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Endorsements |
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“Evoking Genocide comprises sixty brief essays,
fascinatingly diverse, each deploying a particular textual
or visual touchstone in an effort to reveal the author’s
struggle to confront the ultimate crime. The best of
them bring us powerfully close to the singular agony
that comes from taking genocide seriously, from refusing
to turn away from evil even if it is unfathomable.”
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—Mia Farrow,
advocate and actor |
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“Those who spend their lives studying
genocide in order to prevent its recurrence are by definition
a curious breed. These very personal and often moving
essays reveal the disparate sources that have motivated
otherwise ‘normal’ women and men to immerse
themselves in trying to fathom the most egregious examples
of man’s inhumanity to man (and yes, it’s
mostly men). Readers may be surprised to find themselves
wanting to join the cause.”
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— Gerald Caplan,
author of The Betrayal of Africa |
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