Collection:Feel the Fissure

Reconstructing a father through his parents' journey.

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An Ethiopian refugee. A DC corner store. Change.

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Twin brothers, a mission hospital, one surgery.

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She escapes Zimbabwe. Discovers escape is also a loss.

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A colonist's love letter to the land she took.

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What war does to a child, from the inside.

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A Guinea childhood, written in exile knowing it's gone.

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Her mind is inhabited by spirits with their own agenda.

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A marriage, a child who won't come, and Nigeria.

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A boy soldier invents a language to tell his war.

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Nigeria's Nobel laureate, writing through a genocide.

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A spirit child walks between the living and the dead.

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Democracy outside. Dictatorship inside. Same man.

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The Biafran war through people who lived it.

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Back to Libya after the revolution. Where's his father?

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Gaddafi's Libya, seen through a nine-year-old.

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Pakistan-Afghan borderlands in nine linked stories.

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Taliban Kabul. Two families, one sky, lived apart.

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Two women. One house. Thirty years between them.

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The darkest Iranian novel ever written. Also the best.

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Exile ends. He crosses the bridge. Nothing's left.

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A mother walks Israel to avoid the news of her son.

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Documenting her country's destruction from inside.

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A betrayal. Thirty years of Afghan history. Redemption.

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