“Elsewhere, Home” gathers perspectives from Aberdeen to Cairo in a much-needed nod to the universality of the human condition.
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Fiction: Leila Aboulela’s American Debut Collects Stories of the Muslim Immigrant Experience
Tuesday, 12 March 2019
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