Memory in the Flesh by Ahlam Mosteghanami: Review
Where would novelists be if they couldn’t write about love? Platonic love; young love; second-time-around love; lost love; unrequited love;
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Read MoreFor once I am not racing to get the Bookends post done before the weekend disappears. Maybe it’s the Indian
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