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Kevin John BrophyThe Conversation |
Master storyteller Mohammed Massoud Morsi’s touching new novel explores the fate of asylum seekers fleeing the Syrian civil war.
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At the centre of this novel is a lonely man, the son of a Greek migrant cafe-owning family, who finds a home in a newsroom at a time of turbulence.
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The revered nature writer asks ambitious questions in his latest work, written at a tipping point for the world’s climate.
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