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Isabella Hammad
ISBN 9781529919998
Rs. 1,278
Vintage
Enter Ghost
Who it's for: Readers of literary fiction interested in contemporary Palestine and identity
Isabella Hammad's Enter Ghost centers on Sonja, a British-Palestinian actress who travels to Haifa to care for her ailing aunt. Unexpectedly drawn into a local production of Hamlet, she finds herself immersed in the lives of the theatre group and the complex realities of contemporary Palestine, prompting a profound exploration of identity and belonging.Why You Should Read? Explores themes of identity, displacement, and belonging within a contemporary Palestinian setting. Offers a nuanced portrayal of cultural and political realities through the lens of individual lives. Features a compelling narrative centered on the transformative power of theatre and human connection. Showcases Isabella Hammad's acclaimed lyrical prose and insightful character development.
Highlights
- Centers on a British-Palestinian actress in Haifa
- Drawn into a local production of Hamlet
- Explores contemporary Palestinian realities
- Themes of identity, displacement, and belonging
- Lyrical prose and insightful character development
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Questions about this book
What is the book about?
It follows Sonja, a British-Palestinian actress, who goes to Haifa to care for her aunt and becomes involved in a local production of Hamlet, leading to a deep exploration of identity and belonging.
Where is the story set?
The story is set in Haifa, a city in contemporary Palestine.
What themes does the book explore?
It explores themes of identity, displacement, and belonging, set against the backdrop of contemporary Palestinian life.
Is the book literary fiction?
Yes, it is categorized as literary fiction and is noted for its lyrical prose and character development.