Viv Groskop

Broken dreams

In The Tsarnaev Brothers Masha Gessen tells the alarming story of a family who didn’t belong anywhere  — but were determined to make their mark

  • The Tsarnaev Brothers: The Road to a Modern Tragedy

    Masha Gessen

    Scribe, pp. 271

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