Description
AN IMPORTANT NEW NOVEL FROM ENVELOPEBOOKS
In late 1994, The New York Times sends a group of American journalists and Rwandan guides to a small village in Northern Rwanda to cover the atrocities that have killed nearly a million during the spring and summer. Some know each other already; others become acquainted as the assignment proceeds.
They all need to get along, but the more they’re together, the more their expectations of each other change, not least during a trek that takes them across the border to the gorilla forests of Uganda and the volcanoes of Zaire.
Maggie Bawden: “Deft plotting that offsets culturally different definitions of violence and sexual conflict.”
Steven Jay Griffel
Steven Jay Griffel has a distinguished career as an editor, publisher and writer. He received a BA in Creative Writing from Queens College and an MA in American Literature from Fordham University. His debut novel, Forty Years Later, was released in September 2009 and became an Amazon #1 eBook Bestseller in two categories. An early proponent of the eBook, he quickly gained notoriety as a pioneering digital book author. He has written six novels since then.
Metadata
Publisher: EnvelopeBooks
Extent: 232 pages
Size: 203mm x 127mm (8.0” x 5.0”)
ISBN: 9781915023520
Contact: editor@envelopebooks.co.uk
