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James B. Reston Archives
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James B. Reston • 45 Items / 18 Books, 23 Articles, 4 Reviews
Our Father Who Art in Hell (1981)
by James Reston, Jr.
The Life and Death of Jim Jones
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    Jonestown Revisited (2 Reviews)
    Lewis Coser
    Our Father Who Art in Hell, by James Reston, Jr.
    1. Our Father Who Art in Hell by James Reston, Jr.
    2. Journey to Nowhere by Shiva Naipaul
    Dissent, Spring 1982, pp. 243-244
  2. Books, Arts & Manners
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    A Jonestown Reader (2 Reviews)
    David Evanier
    Raven: The Untold Story of the Rev. Jim Jones and His People, by Tim Reiterman and John...
    1. Raven: The Untold Story of the Rev. Jim Jones and His People by Tim Reiterman and John Jacobs
    2. Our Father Who Art in Hell by James Reston, Jr.
    National Review, April 16, 1982, pp. 428-436
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    'No Such Territory Left' (5 Reviews)
    Peter Schrag
    Awake in a Nightmare, by Ethan Feinsod
    1. Awake in a Nightmare by Ethan Feinsod
    2. In My Father's House by Min S. Yee and Thomas N. Layton
    3. Our Father Who Art in Hell by James Reston, Jr.
    4. Journey to Nowhere by Shiva Naipaul
    5. The Children of Jonestown by Kenneth Wooden
    The Nation, May 2, 1981, pp. 539-542
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    After Jonestown (6 Reviews)
    Diane Johnson
    Our Father Who Art in Hell, by James Reston, Jr.
    1. Our Father Who Art in Hell by James Reston, Jr.
    2. The Children of Jonestown by Kenneth Wooden
    3. Awake in a Nightmare by Ethan Feinsod
    4. In My Father's House by Min S. Yee and Thomas N. Layton
    5. Journey to Nowhere by Shiva Naipaul
    6. The Strongest Poison by Mark Lane
    The New York Review of Books, October 8, 1981, pp. 3-5