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The Observer (U.K.)<br> As a crash course on recent Chechen and Russian history, Seierstad's account is invaluable: she presents all the confusing contradictions of the conflict in a straightforward, accessible way, which is no mean feat...she has a real eye for detail and the human heart of a story. <p> Independent (U.K.)<br> [Asne Seierstad] tells their stories with poignancy and compassion. THE ANGEL OF GROZNY reads at times almost like a novel; the pity is that Seierstad isn't making it up.

Publishers Weekly (starred review) Seierstad's vivid, unsparing reportage makes this distant tragedy very personal. Booklist (starred review) Powerful, painful, and raw, Seierstad's latest is essential reading. Kirkus A sympathetic, brave work from a deeply engaged war correspondent. Sunday Times (U.K.) [Asne Seierstad] has produced the best book in English about one of the world's most brutal and under-reported conflicts. Scotsman (U.K.) Extraordinary and deeply harrowing...a tenacious and compassionate reporter, [Asne Seierstad] finds her way into the homes of Chechens and tells their stories...[a] brave, disturbing book. Time Out London (U.K.) Touching stories of loss, survival and bravery...an invaluable account of the stormy conflicts that have blighted the area for centuries. Evening Standard (U.K.) Anyone wanting to understand the Russia of today should read this compelling, shocking book about the forgotten suffering of Chechnya... a powerful book of heartbreaking yet flamboyant reportage from a forgotten hell. Sunday Herald (U.K.) If Kapuscinski was the modern master of literary reportage, then Asne Seierstad's THE ANGEL OF GROZNY proves her a worthy follower with this bleak but beautiful book. The Observer (U.K.) As a crash course on recent Chechen and Russian history, Seierstad's account is invaluable: she presents all the confusing contradictions of the conflict in a straightforward, accessible way, which is no mean feat...she has a real eye for detail and the human heart of a story. Independent (U.K.) [Asne Seierstad] tells their stories with poignancy and compassion. THE ANGEL OF GROZNY reads at times almost like a novel; the pity is that Seierstad isn't making it up. The Observer (U.K.) As a crash course on recent Chechen and Russian history, Seierstad's account is invaluable: she presents all the confusing contradictions of the conflict in a straightforward, accessible way, which is no mean feat...she has a real eye for detail and the human heart of a story. Independent (U.K.) [Asne Seierstad] tells their stories with poignancy and compassion. THE ANGEL OF GROZNY reads at times almost like a novel; the pity is that Seierstad isn't making it up. Evening Standard (U.K.) Anyone wanting to understand the Russia of today should read this compelling, shocking book about the forgotten suffering of Chechnya... a powerful book of heartbreaking yet flamboyant reportage from a forgotten hell. Sunday Herald (U.K.) If Kapuscinski was the modern master of literary reportage, then Asne Seierstad's THE ANGEL OF GROZNY proves her a worthy follower with this bleak but beautiful book. Scotsman (U.K.) Extraordinary and deeply harrowing...a tenacious and compassionate reporter, [Asne Seierstad] finds her way into the homes of Chechens and tells their stories...[a] brave, disturbing book. Time Out London (U.K.) Touching stories of loss, survival and bravery...an invaluable account of the stormy conflicts that have blighted the area for centuries. Kirkus A sympathetic, brave work from a deeply engaged war correspondent. Sunday Times (U.K.) [Asne Seierstad] has produced the best book in English about one of the world's most brutal and under-reported conflicts. Publishers Weekly (starred review) Seierstad's vivid, unsparing reportage makes this distant tragedy very personal. Booklist (starred review) Powerful, painful, and raw, Seierstad's latest is essential reading.

Publishers Weekly (starred review) Seierstad's vivid, unsparing reportage makes this distant tragedy very personal. Booklist (starred review) Powerful, painful, and raw, Seierstad's latest is essential reading. Kirkus A sympathetic, brave work from a deeply engaged war correspondent. Sunday Times (U.K.) [Asne Seierstad] has produced the best book in English about one of the world's most brutal and under-reported conflicts. Scotsman (U.K.) Extraordinary and deeply harrowing...a tenacious and compassionate reporter, [Asne Seierstad] finds her way into the homes of Chechens and tells their stories...[a] brave, disturbing book. Time Out London (U.K.) Touching stories of loss, survival and bravery...an invaluable account of the stormy conflicts that have blighted the area for centuries. Evening Standard (U.K.) Anyone wanting to understand the Russia of today should read this compelling, shocking book about the forgotten suffering of Chechnya... a powerful book of heartbreaking yet flamboyant reportage from a forgotten hell. Sunday Herald (U.K.) If Kapuscinski was the modern master of literary reportage, then Asne Seierstad's THE ANGEL OF GROZNY proves her a worthy follower with this bleak but beautiful book. The Observer (U.K.) As a crash course on recent Chechen and Russian history, Seierstad's account is invaluable: she presents all the confusing contradictions of the conflict in a straightforward, accessible way, which is no mean feat...she has a real eye for detail and the human heart of a story. Independent (U.K.) [Asne Seierstad] tells their stories with poignancy and compassion. THE ANGEL OF GROZNY reads at times almost like a novel; the pity is that Seierstad isn't making it up. The Observer (U.K.) As a crash course on recent Chechen and Russian history, Seierstad's account is invaluable: she presents all the confusing contradictions of the conflict in a straightforward, accessible way, which is no mean feat...she has a real eye for detail and the human heart of a story. Independent (U.K.) [Asne Seierstad] tells their stories with poignancy and compassion. THE ANGEL OF GROZNY reads at times almost like a novel; the pity is that Seierstad isn't making it up. Evening Standard (U.K.) Anyone wanting to understand the Russia of today should read this compelling, shocking book about the forgotten suffering of Chechnya... a powerful book of heartbreaking yet flamboyant reportage from a forgotten hell. Sunday Herald (U.K.) If Kapuscinski was the modern master of literary reportage, then Asne Seierstad's THE ANGEL OF GROZNY proves her a worthy follower with this bleak but beautiful book. Scotsman (U.K.) Extraordinary and deeply harrowing...a tenacious and compassionate reporter, [Asne Seierstad] finds her way into the homes of Chechens and tells their stories...[a] brave, disturbing book. Time Out London (U.K.) Touching stories of loss, survival and bravery...an invaluable account of the stormy conflicts that have blighted the area for centuries. Kirkus A sympathetic, brave work from a deeply engaged war correspondent. Sunday Times (U.K.) [Asne Seierstad] has produced the best book in English about one of the world's most brutal and under-reported conflicts. Publishers Weekly (starred review) Seierstad's vivid, unsparing reportage makes this distant tragedy very personal. Booklist (starred review) Powerful, painful, and raw, Seierstad's latest is essential reading.

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Asne Seierstad is an award-winning journalist who has reported from such war-torn regions as Chechnya,China, Kosovo, Afghanistan, and Iraq. The author of A Hundred and One Days as well as The Bookseller of Kabul, she lives in Norway.

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