Since the release of Hotel Rwanda in 2004, and the publication of "An Ordinary Man", two other major books have been published about the Hotel des Milles Collines during the Rwandan Genocide and Rusesabagina's purported role. In 2008, Alfred Ndahiro - a close advisor to Paul Kagame - and Rwandan scholar Privat Rutazibwa wrote "Hotel Rwanda: Or the Tutsi Genocide as Seen by Hollwood" ()"." In 2014, genocide survivor Edouard Kayihura, who hid in the Hotel during the 100 days of genocide, wrote "Inside the Hotel Rwanda: The Surprising True Story ... and Why It Matters Today" (written with Kerry Zukus )"." Both have been critical of Rusesabagina.