Bibliograph

Even darkness sings, from Auschwitz to Hiroshima : finding hope in the saddest places on Earth, Thomas H. Cook

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Even darkness sings, from Auschwitz to Hiroshima : finding hope in the saddest places on Earth, Thomas H. Cook

Language

eng

Bibliography note

Includes bibliographical references (367-374)

resource.biographical

autobiography

Illustrations

illustrations

Index

no index present

Literary Form

non fiction

Main title

Even darkness sings

Nature of contents

bibliography

Oclc number

1023524667

Responsibility statement

Thomas H. Cook

Sub title

from Auschwitz to Hiroshima : finding hope in the saddest places on Earth

Summary

Drawn to dark places, an award-winning crime novelist, in this deeply personal memoir, travels to some of the earth's most tragic locales where he finds the light that can illuminate the darkness within each one of us. --wordery.com

Table Of Contents

Prologue: by way of the Alcazár -- Lourdes -- Auschwitz -- Shapshot: Cosenza -- Kalaupapa -- Verdun -- Shapshot: Nadi, Fiji -- Kamakura -- Machecoul -- Shapshot: Granada -- Plaza de Mayo, Buenos Aires -- The forest and the bridge -- Snapshot: Adanwomase -- Okinawa/Hiroshima -- New Echota -- Snapshot: Kumasi -- Monte Sano Mountain/Copenhagen Harbour/Lander Churchyard/Pere Lachaise/Verona -- Elmina -- Shapshot: Phu Quoc -- Melos/Kampot/Krong Kep/Saigon -- Snapshot: Alice Springs -- Derry/Dondonderry -- Ground Zero -- Wieliczka -- Choeung Elk/Tuol Sleng -- Snapshot: Tangiers -- Martha's Vineyard -- Snapshot: Place de Grève -- The case for darknes: an itinerary

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