Sam Garrett Books
Red Queen
By Dirk Draulens, Dirk Draulans, Sam Garrett
Spawned from a controversial study that originated at Oxford University, the "Red Queen" hypothesis takes its name from a notorious figure in Lewis Carroll's Alice Through the Looking Glass: a ches...
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The Gates Of Damascus
The Gates of Damascus is a beautifully drawn portrait of daily life in modern-day Syria. Through her intimate contact with Hala, a Damascene, Lieve Joris experiences the routines and celebrations o...
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Mali Blues: Traveling To An African Beat
Mali Blues takes acclaimed writer Lieve Joris to West Africa. Traveling in Senegal, Mauritania and Mali, Joris finds countries troubled by drought, rebel uprisings and ethnic conflict. But the Afr...
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The Dinner
On a summer's evening in Amsterdam, two couples meet at a fashionable restaurant for dinner. Between mouthfuls of food, the conversation remains a gentle hum of po- lite discourse. But behind the e...
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Campaign Crises: Detours On The Road To Congress
By R. Sam Garrett, Sam Garrett
Sam Garrett Explores The Dynamic Process Of Electioneering By Focusing On The Insights And Activities Of Political Professionals: The Consultants, Party Officials, Staff, And Others Who Make A Care...
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Phantom Pain
By Arnon Grunberg, Sam Garrett
Listen to Arnon Grunberg discuss Phantom Pain on "The Connection" with Dick Gordon. A one-time literary novelist of some respectability, now brought low by the double insult of obscurity and cripp...
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