William Faulkner called Mark Twain “the first truly American writer”; Eugene O'Neill dubbed him “the true father of American literature.” Charles Darwin kept “Innocents Abroad” on his bedside table, within easy reach when he wanted to clear his mind (...)
How do Muslims fit into contemporary American society? Members of a project led by former Pakistani Ambassador to the United Kingdom Akbar Ahmed sought to answer this question by traveling across the United States with a research team and film crew. (...)
