Long Read: Edmund Clark and Crofton Black on the War on Terror
“I began the interview by noting that the book’s exquisitely clever title, ‘Negative Publicity’ contains at least three layers of meaning: the negatives of photos, the negativity of absence (whether of abductees or information), and an allusion to the “negative publicity” motivating a law suit the book documents between two aviation companies implicated in extraordinary renditions. I asked the authors whether there were more.”