I'm really sort of cautious about being too didactic. To me there are writers that can do that, but I think they drown in that after a while. I do th…

- Adam Braver

The fact that my students could be in a little college in a little college town on the coast of Rhode Island, and be connecting in other countries wi…

- Adam Braver

I love factoids. It's hard for me to keep those out. It just takes realizing that it's stopping the character. Part of it is the decision to keep thi…

- Adam Braver

If one is writing in a way that is questioning, or even raising questions about how we are supposed to negotiate the world - even if it is about the …

- Adam Braver

What really resonated with my students, I think, is that most of the writers we worked with were journalists, and when they saw journalists simply ra…

- Adam Braver

My sense, and I'm sort of guessing, is that the journalists were being classified by the government as common criminals, and the political prisoners …

- Adam Braver

In many respects most of the books I write deal with well-known people. I think of those books as more about me than about those people.

- Adam Braver

Often people who already had an interest in human rights work. What I did notice with all of them, even the people who professed to be interested in …

- Adam Braver