Out of the silence
Rosalind Smith reviews a new book by Terry Waite
There is a light that shines from Terry Waite’s new book Out of the Silence. It is the light of hope – a light that sustained him throughout his prolonged period of captivity between 1987 and 1992. He was in solitary confinement for four of these years, often chained, beaten and blindfolded, and even subjected to the horror of mock execution.
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