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Leila Aboulela

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Intimate stories of longing and exile by one of our finest contemporary writers.A lonely housewife fascinated with a famous writer learns to find her own voice in Abu Dhabi; a bus route passing the Christmas lights along Oxford Street is a stark reminder for a female passenger of her brother's tragic death on the eve of his wedding; and a Scottish man working in a kebab shop and his girlfriend try desperately to reconcile Islam's place in their fragile relationship.From the heat of Khartoum at the height of summer to the wintery streets of London, from the concrete high rises in the Gulf to the blustery coast in Aberdeen, this elegant and moving collection vividly evokes the overlapping worlds of Africa, Britain and the Middle East. Beautifully observed and written with empathy, Leila Aboulela's stories deftly capture the search for home in our fast-changing world.

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Schlagwörter

Man Booker Prize, Short stories, London, belonging, searching, Scotland, Ali Smith, Alice Munro, Khartoum, Women’s Prize fiction, exile, African literature, home, Jhumpa Lahiri, migration, Eley Williams, The Good Immigrant, The Things I Would Tell You, Aberdeen, Attrib, Sudan, Egypt, homesick, Orange prize