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This other salt

This other salt
This other salt
Betrayal, bereavement, exile, belonging - these are the themes that resonate throughout This Other Salt. A writer torn between two loves looks for his lost words in the gap between memory, mourning and desire; a poet revenges herself on her faithless lover by turning their romance into a legend of biblical proportions; and a teenage boy's life uncannily begins to resemble the role he plays in a school operetta ...Combining satire, legend, poetry, history and memoir, the linked stories of This Other Salt reveal an author of uncommon talent at the height of his craft.
0863565328
Saqi Books
Hussein, Aamer
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Hussein, Aamer
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Hussein, Aamer (2005) This other salt , London, UK. Saqi Books, 201pp.

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Betrayal, bereavement, exile, belonging - these are the themes that resonate throughout This Other Salt. A writer torn between two loves looks for his lost words in the gap between memory, mourning and desire; a poet revenges herself on her faithless lover by turning their romance into a legend of biblical proportions; and a teenage boy's life uncannily begins to resemble the role he plays in a school operetta ...Combining satire, legend, poetry, history and memoir, the linked stories of This Other Salt reveal an author of uncommon talent at the height of his craft.

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Published date: 31 March 2005

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Local EPrints ID: 48442
URI: http://eprints.soton.ac.uk/id/eprint/48442
ISBN: 0863565328
PURE UUID: 8d4cd62d-fa7f-4156-ad10-4dffb37767e9

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Date deposited: 24 Sep 2007
Last modified: 08 Jan 2022 10:03

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Author: Aamer Hussein

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