Against the loveless world
Thoughts on the novel & love as revolution
In my ever-increasing inability to care about anything other than what’s going on in Palestine, I recently read Susan Abulhawa’s Against the Loveless World, which tells the story of a Palestinian woman named Nahr, following through her childhood in a refugee camp, to her imprisonment as a political dissident.
One of the main themes of Against the Lovele…
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