The Potato Eaters - Farhad Pirbal - Modern and contemporary fiction () - Deep Vellum Publishing - Paperback

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The Potato Eaters - Farhad Pirbal - Modern and contemporary fiction () - Deep Vellum Publishing - Paperback

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The Potato Eaters - Farhad Pirbal - Modern and contemporary fiction () - Deep Vellum Publishing - Paperback

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The Potato Eaters - Farhad Pirbal - Modern and contemporary fiction () - Deep Vellum Publishing - Paperback

From Kurdish poet and writer Farhad Pirbal, a heartbreaking collection of short stories.&10;Each tale in The Potato Eaters underlines otherness, or isolation and displacement in contemporary society. His characters are at once resonant and shocking, his ability to decry trauma reminiscent of American greats like Morrison and Hurston.&10;The title story from this collection is one of the most acclaimed Kurdish short stories; it features a town that, due to famine, only survives on potatoes. The community comes to appreciate the base cuisine and abandon currency for their coveted starch.
  • Brand: Unbranded
  • Category: Fiction
  • Format: Paperback
  • Language: English
  • Length: 200
  • Publisher / Label: Deep Vellum Publishing
  • Author: Farhad Pirbal
  • Fruugo ID: 356455616-774746857
  • ISBN: 9781646052707

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