- Warwick Prize for Women in Translation 2019 · Shortlist · for the translation by Tina Kover
- National Book Award for Translated Literature 2018 · Finalist · for the translation by Tina Kover
Disoriental
Désorientale
Négar Djavadi (born 1969)
Translated by Tina Kover
English editions
In EnglishDisoriental
Europa Editions · United Kingdom · 2019 · Paperback · 340 pages
Disoriental
Europa Editions · United States · 2018 · Paperback · 320 pages
Disoriental
Europa Editions · United Kingdom · 2018 · Paperback · 352 pages
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Kimiâ left Tehran for Parisian exile when she was ten and has spent her life holding Iran, its customs and her relatives at arm's length. Now, sitting in a hospital, she is ambushed by memory, and three generations of the Sadr clan come flooding back: the exploits of earlier generations, ten years of upheaval and revolution, her own teenage detours, the rush of rock music and a fair-haired bassist with a cheeky grin.
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About the book
- Form
- Novel
- Length
- 349 pages in the original
- Genres
- Family, Migration, Politics (assigned by AI)
- Set in
- France, Iran
- First published
- 2016 by Liana Levi
- Author's age
- 47 when first published
- ISBN
9782867468346 (original)
9781609454517 (Europa Editions, United States)
9781787701557 (Europa Editions, United Kingdom)
9781787702042 (Europa Editions, United Kingdom)
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