Prisoner of Zion

Scott Carrier new e-book is out, Prisoner of Zion. It’s available at Amazon and soon in Apple’s iBook store.

Soon after the World Trade Center towers fell in autumn 2001, it became clear the United States would invade Afghanistan. Writer and This American Life radio producer Scott Carrier decided to go there too. He wanted to see for himself: Who are these fanatics, the fundamentalists, the Taliban and the like? What do they want?

In his new book, Prisoner of Zion, Carrier writes about his adventures, but also about the bigger problem. Having grown up among Mormons in Salt Lake City, he argues it will never work to attack the true believers head-on. The faithful thrive on persecution. Somehow, he thinks, we need to find a way—inside ourselves — to rise above fear and anger. Prisoner of Zion is Scott Carrier’s second collection of dramatic tales and essays.

Scott Carrier below a religious statue, photo by Julian Cardona

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Comments (4)

Scott, I heard your interview with DF on NPR. It was fabulous!

I wonder if I might have your email address to contact you?

I believe what I have will be of much interest to you.

Thanks, Julie

Comment added by Julie L. Taggart on 09.01.11

Loved this episode. I NEED to get my hands on this book. None of the links to amazon or itunes are working, and nothing comes up when I search their stores. Is there another way to get a copy, either print or electronic?

Comment added by Joanna on 12.09.11

Joanna, you’re right: appears to be gone at Amazon. gotta query into Scott, maybe he knows.

Comment added by BG on 12.09.11

I tried to purchase this for my daughter’s kindle, but the Amazon site says it is no longer available? I can’t use the iBooks open for the Kindle.

Please let me know if there’s somewhere else I can get it.

Thanks
Jenn

Comment added by Jenn McMillan on 12.21.11



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