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A powerful investigation into the world of extremism and redemption, from TIME journalist and author of Cast Away.
Far Out is an excellent mix of investigative journalism, entertaining storytelling and intelligent analysis. Its individual stories are like pieces of a puzzle that McDonald-Gibson assembles to offer deeply human insights into the drivers of radicalisation and extremism
An eye opening and often moving account of how extremist thought takes hold. In Far Out, McDonald-Gibson asks us to open our hearts to those on the political extremes-for those with the most hateful views are the most in need of our forbearance and tolerance. A thoughtful and thought-provoking read
Through illuminating narratives, Far Out provides examples of how radicalization takes hold around the world, and offers clues as to how we might best counter it
McDonald-Gibson goes where many journalists fear to tread: into the hearts of people routinely demonised by the rest of the media. Their stories will intrigue and surprise you: this is an urgent, compelling book of the utmost necessity
Far Out is essential reading for anyone wanting to understand, and do something about, the growing allure of toxic political ideologies.
CHARLOTTE MCDONALD-GIBSON is an author, journalist and public commentator with 20 years' experience reporting from three continents for the international media. Her first book, Cast Away: Stories of Survival from Europe's Refugee Crisis (Granta, 2016), was a finalist for the New York Public Library's Helen Bernstein Book Award for Excellence in Journalism, and her writing has appeared in publications including TIME, the New York Times, the Independent, the Guardian, Newsweek and the Irish Times.
Far Out is an excellent mix of investigative journalism, entertaining storytelling and intelligent analysis. Its individual stories are like pieces of a puzzle that McDonald-Gibson assembles to offer deeply human insights into the drivers of radicalisation and extremism
An eye opening and often moving account of how extremist thought takes hold. In Far Out, McDonald-Gibson asks us to open our hearts to those on the political extremes-for those with the most hateful views are the most in need of our forbearance and tolerance. A thoughtful and thought-provoking read
Through illuminating narratives, Far Out provides examples of how radicalization takes hold around the world, and offers clues as to how we might best counter it
McDonald-Gibson goes where many journalists fear to tread: into the hearts of people routinely demonised by the rest of the media. Their stories will intrigue and surprise you: this is an urgent, compelling book of the utmost necessity
Far Out is essential reading for anyone wanting to understand, and do something about, the growing allure of toxic political ideologies.
CHARLOTTE MCDONALD-GIBSON is an author, journalist and public commentator with 20 years' experience reporting from three continents for the international media. Her first book, Cast Away: Stories of Survival from Europe's Refugee Crisis (Granta, 2016), was a finalist for the New York Public Library's Helen Bernstein Book Award for Excellence in Journalism, and her writing has appeared in publications including TIME, the New York Times, the Independent, the Guardian, Newsweek and the Irish Times.