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| Robert Kirby |
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| An award-winning journalist and author, Nick started his literary interests by reading science-fiction and fantasy novels. However, after traveling extensively in the Middle East in the run-up to the first Gulf War, including living in Kuwait just before its invasion, he was spurred to turn his hand to non-fiction. Since then, his work as a features and reportage writer has appeared in newspapers and magazines around the world, including The New York Times Magazine, The Times Magazine, The Independent on Sunday Review, The Telegraph Magazine, The Observer Magazine, The Mail on Sunday Review, The Weekend Australian, The South China Morning Post, The Irish Times, The Scotsman, Wired, and GQ, among others. He is a regular reviewer for The Express newspaper and also contributes to a number of business titles. Nick was creative producer of the BBC1 drama, England Expects (written by Frank Deasy) and has been a consultant for a number of other dramatic and documentary projects. Nick is currently working on two projects, provisionally entitled 'Children of the Abyss' and 'The Father', please see his website for further details.
| http://www.nickryan.net http://www.ryansrants.com |
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| HOMELAND: INTO A WORLD OF HATE 2003 Mainstream Publishing | Imagine. You're alone. Trapped in a pub with soccer hooligans, paramilitaries connected to a violent white-power music scene, as their gang leader is sentenced for murder. Or unmasked in a hotel in North Carolina, by henchmen of the world's most infamous neo-nazi. And then get invited to a gathering of Holocaust deniers in Beirut. You meet a US Presidential candidate, once revered by the white supremacists you've just befriended. Then encounter the political zealots rising within the heart of Europe. These are just some of the events that award-winning writer Nick Ryan describes from his six-year journey into the terrifying arena of white nationalism. Moving from the backstreets and pubs of London, to international terrorist cells in Scandinavia, and onwards to the smiling zealots of the USA and Europe, this text unravels the chilling story behind the growth of right-wing extremism - told through the lives of those living it. |

