The first of eight serialized posts on hatred and reconciliation after 9/11
This is stunning. I’ve never read a keener description of America’s desolation.
It reinforces my conviction that the ones who can “make America great again” are immigrants and refugees.
I love this, and Rais, already.
Just a few pages in and my heart is breaking already. The descriptions of America's spiritual and economic desolation are absolutely right on.
I read this book 2 years ago, and it has stayed with me since then.
Very good- a sense of crowded loneliness in a strange land
I enjoyed this brief passage so much that I just ordered it for my Kindle from Amazon. Looking forward to the bookclub !
This is stunning. I’ve never read a keener description of America’s desolation.
It reinforces my conviction that the ones who can “make America great again” are immigrants and refugees.
I love this, and Rais, already.
Just a few pages in and my heart is breaking already. The descriptions of America's spiritual and economic desolation are absolutely right on.
I read this book 2 years ago, and it has stayed with me since then.
Very good- a sense of crowded loneliness in a strange land
I enjoyed this brief passage so much that I just ordered it for my Kindle from Amazon. Looking forward to the bookclub !