And the Sea Is Never Full: Memoirs, 1969- (Memoirs of Elie Wiesel) - Softcover

In praise of Elie Wiesel's All Rivers Run to the Sea

"Part of the delight of All Rivers lies in witnessing the gradual transformation of the brokenhearted, orphaned young boy into the spirited journalist who longs to embrace the world at large, and who, in time, does." --Rebecca Goldstein, Newsday

"Immensely moving [and] unforgettable, [with] the searing intensity of his novels and autobiographical tales . . . Will make you cry, yet somehow leaves you renewed, with a cautious hope for humanity's future." --Publishers Weekly

"This is Elie Wiesel at his best, a highly revealing self-portrait of the man behind the world-famed persona." --Herman Wouk

"Remarkable . . . Wiesel writes with poetic beauty and heart-stopping eloquence." --Susan Miron, Miami Herald

"A biblical-like epic of a great man who has turned genocidal tragedy into a life force for world peace. It should be required reading." --Alan M. Dershowitz

"For all those who have never known Elie Wiesel, these memoirs are an introduction to the man, and for many who have met him, there will be discoveries and realizations." --Raul Hilberg, Boston Globe

Memoirs that begin in 1968 when Wiesel was just 40 years old focus on a wide range of topics, including divisions within Israel, Reagan's visit to the cemetery at Bitburg, his disappointment with Francois Mitterrand and Lech Walesa, and much more. Reprint.