Kelsey Ketch’s Reviews > Palestine +100: Stories from a Century after the Nakba > Status Update

So far, these short stories are like the ones I read in high school. The kind that are dark and leave you to not only wondering if the character's reality is real, but if your own is as well. They leave you chilled to the bone, hanging in suspense. Their messages slowly melt into your brain as it tries to process what has happened at the very end. These are the kinds of short stories that stick with you for all time.