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Female Life on Planet Earth by Laleh Khadivi review – a mother’s secret past in the Iranian revolution
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Female Life on Planet Earth by Laleh Khadivi review – a mother’s secret past in the Iranian revolution
A woman living in California discovers her mother may have been a merciless enforcer of the Islamic revolution, in an intriguing novel of inheritance and identity
“It’s a little scary, isn’t it, inheritance?” That’s what Heti, the protagonist of Laleh Khadivi’s latest novel, remarks to a “soccer mom” as they watch their daughters play. “We don’t get to choose what we inherit. Or what we pass on.” Heti, who lives in L…
22 Oct, 06:00
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