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Jennifer Haupt went to Rwanda for a month in 2006 to interview genocide survivors, and explore the connections between forgiveness and grief. She was deeply moved, as a Jew whose relatives had been murdered at Dachau and as woman with unresolved grief over the loss of her sister. Haupt, a journalist, came home to Seattle with something unexpected: the bones of a novel.