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Book Festival, Edinburgh, 23 August 2018

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Pictured: Donal Ryan, Barbie Latza Nadeau and Steve Trent

Donal Ryan is an Irish writer. His book The Spinning Heart was long listed for the Booker Prize in 2013 and won the Guardian First Book Award in the same year.

Barbie Latza Nadeau is an American journalist in Rome, working for Newsweek, The Daily Beast and CNN. For more than two decades she has covered crime in Europe, Italian politics, the Vatican, the refugee crisis and women's issues

Steve Trent is co-founder and Executive Director of the UK-based Environmental Justice Foundation (EJF) www.ejfoundation.org . Steve has over 25 years of experience of work in environmental and human-rights campaigns. He is also a founder of the USA- based organisation WildAid, www.wildaid.org, and previously served as its President, leading their work in China, India and the UK.

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Pictured: Donal Ryan, Barbie Latza Nadeau and Steve Trent<br /> <br /> Donal Ryan is an Irish writer. His book The Spinning Heart was long listed for the Booker Prize in 2013 and won the Guardian First Book Award in the same year. <br /> <br /> Barbie Latza Nadeau is an American journalist in Rome, working for Newsweek, The Daily Beast and CNN. For more than two decades she has covered crime in Europe, Italian politics, the Vatican, the refugee crisis and women's issues<br /> <br /> Steve Trent is co-founder and Executive Director of the UK-based Environmental Justice Foundation (EJF) www.ejfoundation.org . Steve has over 25 years of experience of work in environmental and human-rights campaigns. He is also a founder of the USA- based organisation WildAid, www.wildaid.org, and previously served as its President, leading their work in China, India and the UK.