interviews

The author brings together the personal accounts of several survivors of the genocide that occurred in Rwanda during the late 1990s, as they describe the deaths of their family and friends and their lives today.

A collection of twenty-seven first-person accounts in which African-Americans from different eras, backgrounds, and jobs examine both the literal and metaphoric meaning of "frontier".

Mitchell Levitz and Jason Kingsley share their innermost thoughts, feelings, hopes and dreams, their lifelong friendship--and their experiences of growing up with Down syndrome.

A number of digital artists, producers, designers, and programmers explain how they use digital technology to create and expand their music; and includes sound bites from all interviews on the accompanying DVD.

Chronicles the career of filmmaker Woody Allen, discussing his inspirations, desire to make films, the root of his passion for films, and his current thinking on the state of his art.

Presents interviews conducted with political activist Noam Chomsky during the month following the September 11, 2001, terrorist attacks on the U.S., containing Chomsky's views on the war in Afghanistan, Osama bin Laden, and the definition of terrorism.

Maxine Hong Kingston explains how she struggled to rebuild her life after all her earthly possessions burned in a house fire and how she realized her own loss helped her realize what it would be like to fight in a war, leading her to reach out to veterans of war and share her views as a lover a peace.