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<title>Chronicle of a Last Summer</title>
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<description><![CDATA[<a class="highslide" href="https://picture.graycity.net/img/yasmine-el-rashidi/chronicle_of_a_last_summer.jpg"><img src="https://picture.graycity.net/img/yasmine-el-rashidi/chronicle_of_a_last_summer_preview.jpg" class="fr-fic fr-dib" title ="Chronicle of a Last Summer" alt ="Chronicle of a Last Summer"/></a><br//>A young Egyptian woman recounts her personal and political coming of age in this brilliant debut novel. <br>Cairo, 1984. A blisteringly hot summer. A young girl in a sprawling family house. Her days pass quietly: listening to a mother's phone conversations, looking at the Nile from a bedroom window, watching the three state-sanctioned TV stations with the volume off, daydreaming about other lives. Underlying this claustrophobic routine is mystery and loss. Relatives mutter darkly about the newly-appointed President Mubarak. Everyone talks with melancholy about the past. People disappear overnight. Her own father has left, too&#8212;why, or to where, no one will say. <br>We meet her across three decades, from youth to adulthood: As a six-year old absorbing the world around her, filled with questions she can't ask; as a college student and aspiring filmmaker pre-occupied with love, language, and the repression that surrounds her; and then later, in the turbulent aftermath of...]]></description>
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