The "Voices" of Nobel Prize-winning author Harold Pinter, a collection of his prose and political writings (1948-2005), is a dramatic journey through time and the impressive diversity of a powerful voice that neither the war of silence from the English media, nor illness, nor the recent Nobel Prize in 2005 could silence.

And although it is often defined by its (terrifying) silences. In his long struggle against totalitarianism in general, and the role of the USA in the world in particular, Pinter is clear, uncompromising, "violent in his hatred for violence." Recent evidence of this is his now-famous speech upon accepting the 2005 Nobel Prize (which is exclusively included in this edition).

[Excerpt from the text on the back cover of the edition]