Daoud Hari, known as Suleiman Abakar Moussa (...), is a Sudanese writer, born in a Darfur village. Biography modifies wikitesto
After having been forced to leave his country, he lived in a refugee camp in Chad. As an interpreter and guide of Western reporters and humanitarian organizations, he has crossed the border several dozen times to return to Sudan, endangering his life to give voice to those who did not. In 2006, during one of these missions, he was captured, imprisoned and tortured. After his release, he was welcomed into the United States as a refugee. His book titled "The Translator of Silence" is an international case, translated into fourteen countries. Today he lives in Baltimore. Bibliografiamodifica wikitesto
For Italy: "The translator of silence" - PIEMME, 216 pages, euro: 14,50. ISBN 978-1400067442
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