Out of the Silence
Memories, Poems, Reflections
by Terry Waite
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Pub Date 18 Nov 2016 | Archive Date 31 Jan 2017
Description
In this moving sequence of poetry and prose, Terry Waite recalls the highs and lows of his life, both during his ordeal as a hostage and in the happier years of humanitarian work that have followed. In doing so he gives us a glimpse into the depths of faith, hope and love that sustained him through his time of suffering. At the same time, he bears witness to the enduring qualities of forgiveness, truth and reconciliation that are still so desperately needed in the world today.
A Note From the Publisher
Terry Waite MBE, CBE is a British Quaker, Anglican, humanitarian and author. In the
1980s, he worked as the Archbishop of Canterbury’s special envoy, travelling to the Middle East and negotiating the release of many hostages in Iran, Libya and Lebanon. His first book, Taken on Trust, was written in his head when he was denied pen or paper during his captivity.
Now in his seventies, Terry Waite holds many honorary doctorates, both in the UK and overseas, and continues to be much sought after as a public speaker. He works for a range of humanitarian causes, including prisoners, the homeless, hostages and their families and overseas development.
1980s, he worked as the Archbishop of Canterbury’s special envoy, travelling to the Middle East and negotiating the release of many hostages in Iran, Libya and Lebanon. His first book, Taken on Trust, was written in his head when he was denied pen or paper during his captivity.
Now in his seventies, Terry Waite holds many honorary doctorates, both in the UK and overseas, and continues to be much sought after as a public speaker. He works for a range of humanitarian causes, including prisoners, the homeless, hostages and their families and overseas development.
Advance Praise
‘Out of the Silence is a remarkable book by a remarkable man, a man of great humility and compassion who shares with us his private inner space. The prose gives
great insight into the poetry and the result is inspirational. Peace would
universally reign if the world were full of people like Terry Waite.’ – Karl
Jenkins CBE, composer
‘Throughout a life of incident and commitment, Terry Waite has recorded his feelings in simple and poignant prose and poetry. It is a record of a unique sensibility.’ – Joan Bakewell, DBE, writer and broadcaster
‘I read and reread Out of the Silence. I still am rereading it! Terry Waite’s thoughts and questions are totally compelling, whether in prose or in verse.’– Vanessa Redgrave CBE, actor
‘Throughout a life of incident and commitment, Terry Waite has recorded his feelings in simple and poignant prose and poetry. It is a record of a unique sensibility.’ – Joan Bakewell, DBE, writer and broadcaster
‘I read and reread Out of the Silence. I still am rereading it! Terry Waite’s thoughts and questions are totally compelling, whether in prose or in verse.’– Vanessa Redgrave CBE, actor
Available Editions
| EDITION | Other Format |
| ISBN | 9780281077618 |
| PRICE | US$15.00 (USD) |
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