Des auteurs partagent leurs points de vue sur l'écriture de livres sur les sectes

Harrison Hill et Benjamin Hale ont récemment échangé par courriel au sujet de leurs nouveaux livres explorant les sectes américaines et les parcours spirituels personnels. La conversation souligne les différences dans leurs approches du récit documentaire.

Le livre de Hill, The Oracle’s Daughter, examine l'Aggressive Christianity Missions Training Corps, tandis que Cave Mountain de Hale se concentre sur une secte du Missouri liée à un meurtre survenu en 1978. Les deux auteurs ont commencé par des articles de magazine avant de se lancer dans des ouvrages complets, réinventant ainsi leurs récits au cours du processus.

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