This is the biography of Hrant Dink, a Turkish-Armenian journalist and political activist. He worked for the democratic rights of all Turkish citizens, including the right to speak freely about the genocide of Anatolia's Armenians in 1915. As a result of his activism, Dink was assassinated by Turkish nationalists in 2007.

Preface to the Transaction Edition Tuba candarAcknowledgementsIntroduction to the Transaction Edition x Gerard J. LibaridianGuide to Turkish PronunciationRakel's LetterMy HrantLying on the PavementRaising Hrant from The PavementBook One: Khent HrantPart I: An Abandoned Child1 The Hamam of the Infidels2 The Fisherman's Basket3 The Orphanage4 The Lost Civilization of Atlantis: The Armenian Children's CampPart II: Madcap 5 Heartbreaker 6 First Rebellion7 A New Name and a New LifePart III: Eternal Love8 Rakel, the Girl from the Mountains9 Love at First Sight10 Happily Ever AfterPart IV: The Struggle to Make a Living11 The First Family Business12 A Student Like No OtherPart V: The Dissident13 The Swallow's Nest14 The Ballad of the Prisons15 The Company of Suspect SoldiersPart VI: The Businessman16 Beyaz Adam (The White Man)17 The GamblerPart VII: Family Man18 Three Apples Fall from the Sky19 The Dink BrothersPart VIII: A Sad Farewell20 The Lost LetterBook Two: Baron HrantPart I: Looking21 Hrant's Agos22 From the Agos Perspective23 A World Called AgosPart II: Touching24 An Armenian in Turkey25 A Turkish Armenian in the Armenian WorldPart III: Seeing26 The Road to RecoveryPart IV: Knowing27 The Beginning of the End28 The Hunt29 Fluttering Like a PigeonPart V: Dying30 A Time for Psalms31 Last EmbraceEpilogueHrant Dink: A ChronologyThe Voices in the BookGlossary