THE FOURTH TIME WE DROWNED - SALLY HAYDEN

A shocking account of the migration crisis in North Africa, told from the perspective of those who experienced it firsthand. Sally Hayden, through her journalistic investigation, reveals the behind-the-scenes of dramatic events and shows how the Western world turned away from immigrants, leaving them to their fate. It is a book that moves, forces reflection, and does not allow you to pass indifferently by the suffering of others.

• Best Political Book of 2022 according to "Financial Times"
• Best Non-Fiction Book of 2022 according to "Kirkus"
• Best Book of 2022 according to "New Yorker"
• Shocking description of the migration crisis in North Africa
• Groundbreaking work of investigative journalism
• Based on interviews with refugees and migrants
• Intimate portrait of the lives of prisoners

The book "The Fourth Time We Drowned" is the result of many years of work by Sally Hayden, who reached refugees and migrants who were stranded in Libya when the EU began funding interceptions in 2017. The author gives a voice to those who have been imprisoned, tortured and deprived of hope for a better life. It is a story of survival, solidarity and resistance in the face of a cruel system that wants refugees and migrants to be silent and disappear.

Sally Hayden, thanks to her journalistic talent and determination, has created a work that will remain in the memory of readers for a long time. It is a book that forces you to ask difficult questions about responsibility, solidarity and the future of Europe in the face of the migration crisis. The author does not avoid difficult topics, but at the same time shows that even in the most difficult conditions, people can maintain dignity and hope.

Sonia Draga Publishing House presents this important book in a careful edition, with attention to every detail. The paperback cover and 149x211 mm format make the book comfortable to read and ideal to take with you on a trip. It is a must-read for anyone who wants to understand the modern world and the challenges we face.

This book is not only a testimony to the migration crisis, but also a tribute to those who do not give up in the fight for a better tomorrow. It is a story of the strength of the human spirit and hope that never fades. Sally Hayden, thanks to her report, gives us the opportunity to look at the world through the eyes of those who are most exposed to suffering and injustice.