Tag: political fiction
Review: A Train to Moscow by Elena Gorokhova
Review: A Train to Moscow, Elena Gorokhova, Lake Union – Elena Gorokhova, author of two memoirs on her life under Soviet rule and her subsequent migration to the United States, again reflects on her past in a new novel, “A Train to Moscow.”
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Interview: Refugees Struggle to Lead Normal Inside Camp
Silence Is My Mother Tongue , Sulaiman Addonia, Graywolf Press – Saba, her brother, Hagos, and their mother are refugees from the war between Eritrea and Ethiopia. They live in a mud hut in a refugee camp.
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Traumatized Syrian Refugees Must Find Each Other – and Themselves
The Beekeeper of Aleppo, Christy Lefteri, Ballantine Books – Nuri and Afra and their young son live on a lovely hill overlooking Aleppo. Nuri and his cousin, Mustafa, tend bees in the fragrant fields of flowers nearby. Then war comes.
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Breakout Novelist Tommy Orange Wins $25,000 PEN/Hemingway Award for There There
Breakout Novelist Tommy Orange Wins $25,000 PEN/Hemingway Award for There There – John F. Kennedy Presidential Library and Museum, April 7, 2019
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Warren Adler Talks to Audiobook Narrator Lynn Norris on The Casanova Embrace
The Casanova Embrace, Warren Adler – Warren Adler’s exclusive interview with Lynn Norris, the audiobook narrator of The Casanova Embrace.
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