He pointed specifically to Elie Wiesel’s “Night” as an example of a book that could be caught in the dragnet. Lochner had previously brought up “Night” during oral arguments about the ...

Here He is — He is hanging here on this gallows..." That night the soup tasted of corpses. [12] Elie Wiesel is a witness, a teller of tales, and a writer, in that order. Each of these roles is ...

Best known as the author of “Night,” Wiesel wrote more than 50 books of fiction and nonfiction — and not all were focused on his harrowing experiences in concentration camps. Most people ...