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　　From the author of the best-selling King Leopold's Ghost, this

haunting and deeply honest memoir tells of Adam Hochschild's

conflicted relationship with his father, the head of a

multinational mining corporation. The author lyrically evokes his

privileged childhood on an Adirondack estate, a colorful uncle who

was a pioneer aviator and fighter ace, and his first explorations

of the larger world he encountered as he came of age in the

tumultuous 1960s. But above all this is a story of a father and his

only son and of the unexpected peace finally made between them.

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　　Adam Hochschild was born in New York City in 1942. His first

book, HALF THE WAY HOME: A MEMOIR OF FATHER AND SON, was published

in 1986. It was followed by THE MIRROR AT MIDNIGHT: A SOUTH AFRICAN

JOURNEY (1990) and THE UNQUIET GHOST: RUSSIANS REMEMBER STALIN

(1994). FINDING THE TRAPDOOR: ESSAYS, PORTRAITS, TRAVELS won the

1998 PEN/Spielvogel-Diamonstein Award for the Art of the Essay.

Hochschild's books have been translated into five languages and

have won prizes from the Overseas Press Club of America, the World

Affairs Council, the Eugene V. Debs Foundation, and the Society of

American Travel Writers. Three of his books - including KING

LEOPOLD'S GHOST - have been named Notable Books of the Year by THE

NEW YORK TIMES BOOK REVIEW and LIBRARY JOURNAL. KING LEOPOLD'S

GHOST was also awarded the 1998 California Book Awards gold medal

for nonfiction. Hochschild has also written for THE NEW YORKER,

HARPER'S MAGAZINE, THE NEW YORK REVIEW OF BOOKS, THE NEW YORK TIMES

MAGAZINE, MOTHER JONES (w

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From the author of the best-selling King Leopold's Ghost, this haunting and deeply honest memoir tells of Adam Hochschild's conflicted relationship with his father, the head of a multinational mining corporation. The author lyrically evokes his privileged childhood on an Adirondack estate, a colorful uncle who was a pioneer aviator and fighter ace, and his first explorations of the larger world he encountered as he came of age in the tumultuous 1960s. But above all this is a story of a father and his only son and of the unexpected peace finally made between them.