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Lin is on page 78 of 351 of Forgotten Voices of The Holocaust: A new history in the words of the men and women who survived

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Lin is on page 150 of 285 of The Correspondent

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Lin is finished with Unaccustomed Earth

The three short stories surrounding Hema and Kaushik are a bit different from the rest - a bit darker and more pronounced in tone. Still, they are written with the same flawlessness in writing, very character focused, hence it is even more interesting to follow the characters over a longer period of time.

— Oct 20, 2017 02:55AM Add a comment

Lin is on page 223 of 333 of Unaccustomed Earth

Nobody's Business. As the title suggests, this story is told from a different perspective. Paul, an American boy, retells his history with his Indian roommate Sang. The focus here lies on the heartache, friendship, mistakes, and deceit that accompanies their time as flatmates.

— Oct 20, 2017 02:51AM Add a comment

Lin is on page 174 of 333 of Unaccustomed Earth

Only Goodness. The darkest story in the collection so far. It's about loyalty, abuse, family and chronicles the hard decisions in life that can come up very authentically.

— Oct 20, 2017 02:47AM Add a comment

Lin is on page 128 of 333 of Unaccustomed Earth

A Choice of Accomodation - I love this collection more with every story. This one might be the one I'm least likely to identify with as it is about a couple on a weekend getaway, pondering their marriage and past, however, I really enjoyed it. Very slow pace, reflective, great storytelling

— Oct 17, 2017 10:33AM Add a comment

Lin is on page 84 of 333 of Unaccustomed Earth

Finished Hell-Heaven. Again, excellent character study while at the same time highlighting the problems and issues that arise for different generations of immigrants and their children.

— Oct 12, 2017 11:57PM Add a comment

Lin is on page 60 of 333 of Unaccustomed Earth

Finished the first short story, which I loved. The alternating perspectives were great as they added additional insight into the characters and their changing relationship.

— Oct 12, 2017 04:55AM Add a comment