Then They Came for Me: 118 Days in Iran's Most Notorious Prison. Maziar Bahari, Aimee Molloy - Softcover

London-based Iranian journalist and filmmaker Maziar Bahari was reporting for Newsweek magazine when he was arrested without charge during the 2009 Iranian Election Protests. His family began a campaign for his initial release which gained support from major figures the world over. Their cause was championed by Panorama, The Daily Show, Channel 4 News, The New York Times and the Economist, among many others.

"A beautifully written account of life in Iran, filled with insights not only into the power struggles and political machinations but into the personal, emotional lives of the people living in that complicated country. Maziar Bahari is a brave man and a wonderful storyteller."--Fareed Zakaria, author of "The Post-American World" "Maziar Bahari is a visionary reporter, a deep soul, and a breathtakingly beautiful writer. "Then They Came for Me "will have you aching for the ones you love, furious at the evil of extremism, and inspired by the heroism of one extraordinary family. I can't recommend this book highly enough - it will forever change how you view Iran, your family, and your own capacity for resilience."--Bruce Feiler, author of "Walking the Bible "and "The Council of Dads" "A riveting, brutally honest account, "Then They Came for Me" is one of the most powerful prison memoirs I have ever read. This haunting and unforgettable book will make you angry a