Islam: And the Future of Tolerance; Sam Harris, Maajid Hawaz; 2015; Harvard University Press; 128 pgs; index

This is a very short book. The pages are quite small. About a 2 hour read. It is a conversation between the authors. Short, but enlightening.  Hawaz wrote a book called Radical. It is interesting to read two intelligent people discuss the unintelligent. Hawaz is a Muslin scholar who largely acknowledges the issue of  bloodthirsty radical Islam.  If you want an inside perspective on Islam, this is a good place to start. Harris is relentless in pointing out that the Koran is nasty. Hawaz argues that it must evolve into something like the bible, where every word is debated, and generally speaking, you don't kill people over a disagreement.