Thoughts on Jokha Al Harthi’s Celestial Bodies
In reading Celestial Bodies, I became cognizant of a particular quality that could be described as the sensibility of a grassland or a desert. I was prompted to recall the narratives of Abai Kunanbayev, a prominent...
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