They Will Drown in Their Mothers' Tears,Used

They Will Drown in Their Mothers' Tears,Used

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Brand: Two Lines Press
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In the midst of a terrorist attack on a bookstore reading by Gran Loberg, a comic book artist famous for demeaning drawings of the prophet Mohammed, one of the attackers, a young woman, has a sudden premonition that something is wrong, changing the course of history. Two years later, this unnamed woman invites a famous writer to visit her in the criminal psychiatric clinic where shes living. She then shares with him an incredible storyshe is a visitor from an alternate future.Despite discrepancies that make the writer highly skeptical, he becomes increasingly fascinated by her amazing tale: in her dystopian future, any socalled antiSwedish citizens are forced into a horrific ghetto called The Rabbit Yard. As events begin to spiral and the author becomes more and more implicated in this womans tale, he comes to believe the unbelievable: shes telling the truth.A remarkably intense, beautifully wrought tale that combines the ingenuity of speculative fiction with the difficulties of todays harsh political realities, They Will Drown in Their Mothers Tears is the groundbreaking, awardwinning work from the bestselling SwedishUgandan author Johannes Anyuru. With echoes of Guantanamo Bay, Abu Ghraib, the Charlie Hebdo tragedy, and antiimmigrant hysteria, this largest and most complex novel from an already celebrated poet, author, and spoken word artist catapults him to the front ranks of world writers.

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