320 Pages
by
Routledge
320 Pages
by
Routledge
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Nick Ryan spent six arduous years traveling amongst a huge array of
right-wing extremists. Winning the trust of the men and women at the
heart of these movements - from bombers to presidential candidates,
across Europe and the USA - Into A World Of Hate is the tale of his
gripping odyssey.
1. Homeland2. Hunting the Beast3. Acceptable and Electable4. Thirteen Days5. Green and Unpleasant Land6. Outsiders7. The Messenger8. The Call9. Independence Day10. Peace Lines11. New Jerusalem12. Among the Dead Men13. Smiling South14. The Church15. Conquer We Must16. England, My England17. Freedom18. Comrades19. New ReichEpilogueGlossaryIndex
Biography
Nick Ryan is an award-winning writer and producer. He has written for the New York Times Magazine, the Boston Globe, GQ, The Guardian and Wired, among others. In 1999 he received a special commendation from the International Federation of Journalists for his investigations into the extreme right. He is based in the UK.
"Reportage of the most illuminating kind--a vividly atmospheric narrative of Nick Ryan's six years exploring the far-right underworld across Europe and the United States...the result is an unsettling and fascinating exploration of the dangerous nether reaches of contemporary culture and politics." -- John Gray, Times Literary Supplement
"A terrifying book that provokes nightmares, and makes me fear for the future of our civilized society...there could be no finer testament to his talent as a reporter...an important book, one that should appear in the bookcases of every politician in the land." -- Geoffrey Wansell, The Daily Mail
"Ryan's hard-hitting look at racist and fascist factions is topical to say the least...the overall picture of hatred is vivid." -- Andrea Henry, The Mirror
"Tremendous...a pulsating book...he writes furiously, at times brilliantly." -- The Independent
"Astounding!" -- Jerusalem Post
"First-class reportage." -- FHM
"Fascinating...great stuff." -- Hari Kunzru, author 'The Impressionist
