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“They Will Have to Die Now is the story of what happened after most Americans stopped
paying attention to Iraq. Itâ€s a small miracle that a writer as good as James Verini witnessed
the battle of Mosul. His book is erudite, humane, bleakly funny, and unbearably sad. It will take its
place among the very best war writing of the past two decades.― Ḡeorge Packer, author of Our
Man and The Assassins†Gate“Veriniâ€s firsthand account of the Battle of Mosul is a
thing of terrible beauty.― -Jonathan Franzen“They Will Have to Die Now is a vivid,
captivating, compelling, and graphic account of the major battle against the Islamic State in Iraq,
the Battle for Mosul…James Verini conveys brilliantly the often tragic ancient and modern history
of Iraq, and he captures superbly the brutal reality of one of the most intense urban battles since
WWII. In so doing, he describes the terrible hardships experienced by the Moslawis and both the
worst and the best of mankind in war.― Ḡen. David Petraeus (US Army, Ret.) former
commander of the Surge in Iraq, US Central Command, and Coalition Forces in
Afghanistan, and former director of the CIA“James Veriniâ€s book stands comparison
with the pathbreaking works of modern war journalism that meld into great literature. One has to
go back to the Vietnam War and Michel Herrâ€sDispatches to find such a vivid, poignant, and
historically grounded narrative of an appalling war; a war caused no little by the misdeeds,
missteps, and malevolence of the myriad powers and forces that have tried to dominate the Middle
East.― Āli Allawi, former minister of finance, defense, and trade of Iraq“With the eye of a
novelist and a historianâ€s sweep, James Verini tells a moving, gripping, complexly layered
story of Mosul, from the private calamities of its present to the buried dynasties of its past.― -
Larissa MacFarquhar, author of Strangers Drowning“This is a stunning book, brave in its
reporting and beautiful in its writing. It is funny and sad and seared into me, and I canâ€t
recommend it highly enough, not just to people interested in the truth of a war but to anyone in
search of the truth of humanity.― -David Finkel, Pulitzer Prize–winning reporter at the
Washington Post and author of The Good Soldiers“This is such an important and deeply
nuanced book. Verini paints absolutely convincing portraits of the Iraqi soldiers trying to take their
broken country back, and in humanizing them, he joins the ranks of Liebling and Pyle and
Gellhorn―American journalists able to embed so selflessly with soldiers, to listen first and
theorize rarely, to tell a story as it happened. He does us and the Iraqis trying to rebuild, after
decades of catastrophic war, a service.― -Dave Eggers, best-selling author ofZeitoun,
A Hologram for the King, and