Titlebook: British Muslim Fictions; Interviews with Cont Claire Chambers Book 2011 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 2011

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思想靈活

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Agility

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, – ein Faktor der Maritimen Sicherheitremains an important influence’,. and whose daughter is the poet Shireen Z. Haroun. Maki makes an appearance in the literary family in Karachi that is presented in Kureishi’s most recent and, in places, semi-autobiographical novel, .:

波動(dòng)

Rechtliche Dimensionen des maritimen Raumesthere are also advantages to this approach, such as the fact that it brings writers together from Muslim communities with heritage in the Middle East, Africa, and Asia whose works may elucidate each other, while also highlighting divergences.

FEIGN

Aamer Hussein,ition’.. He first visited the city several times in his twenties, and returned after a long absence when his sister moved there a few years ago. One of his sisters, Shahrukh Husain, is also a writer (of fiction and non-fiction for children and adults, and screenplays),. and is married to the Urdu expert, Christopher Shackle.

等級(jí)的上升

Nadeem Aslam, writer. Given that Aslam is one of the most linguistically adept and poetic of contemporary English-language writers, it is surprising to learn that he only studied for a science education because his English initially wasn’t strong enough to allow him to pursue his love of literature.

異端

Robin Yassin-Kassab,r break), published by Hamish Hamilton and Penguin, and translated as . [.] by Saggiatore publisher in Italy. He is marketed as a writer of ‘postcolonial London’,. and the hardback dustjacket to . features a drawing of Harrow Road in West London, replete with the migrant-run fried chicken restaurants humorously discussed in the novel.