NP but see also: Der Prozess

[Prashant Kumar]

Mohamedou Ould Slahi began to tell his story in 2005. Over the course of
several months, the Guantánamo prisoner handwrote his memoir, recounting
what he calls his “endless world tour” of detention and interrogation. He
wrote in English, a language he mastered in prison. His
handwriting<http://www.slate.com/content/dam/slate/articles/news_and_politics/foreigners/features/2013/guantanamo_memoir_slahi/supplemental/130416_Slahi_sample.pdf>
is
relaxed but neat, his narrative, even riddled with redactions, vivid and
captivating. In telling his story he tried, as he wrote, “to be as fair as
possible to the U.S. government, to my brothers, and to myself.” He
finished his 466-page draft in early 2006. For the next six years, the U.S.
government held the manuscript as a classified secret.

http://www.slate.com/articles/news_and_politics/foreigners/2013/04/mohamedou_ould_slahi_s_guantanamo_memoirs_part_1_the_endless_interrogations.html
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