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We all find refuge any place we can.

Refuge by Dina Nayeri

October 18, 2020 by Fiat.Luxury Leave a Comment

Refuge is, appropriately, about the places we seek refuge: partnerships, houses, families, communities, meals, spaces.  The narrative is mostly about Niloo, a young Iranian-American who emigrated to the U.S. with her mother and brother in the 80s.  Niloo’s father, a dentist with a proclivity for opium, remained in Iran.  Niloo is now a 30 year old living in Amsterdam and married to a French dude who by all accounts adores her, and her father is divorcing his third wife and apparently interested in rekindling some […]

Filed Under: Fiction Tagged With: Diana Nayeri, Dina Nayeri, immigrant experience, Iran, refuge

Fiat.Luxury's CBR12 Review No:20 · Genres: Fiction · Tags: Diana Nayeri, Dina Nayeri, immigrant experience, Iran, refuge ·
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Life is just a bowl of (sour) cherries

Refuge by Dina Nayeri

October 2, 2018 by Dusty Highway Leave a Comment

CBR10Bingo: Delicious Finding a book for this CBR10Bingo square was oddly tough for me, as nothing in my TBR list really jumped out at me as being obviously about food. When I started pulling my books off the shelf, one by one, and saw those gorgeous yellow cherries on the cover of Dina Nayeri’s Refuge, I knew this was the one.  Early in the book, Niloo’s father imparts his life’s philosophy to his young daughter.: “Life in Ardestoon is a shank of lamb so bursting […]

Filed Under: Cooking/Food, Fiction Tagged With: #CBR10, Addiction, amsterdam, cbr10bingo, Dina Nayeri, Iran, Persian food, refuge, refugees

Dusty Highway's CBR10 Review No:53 · Genres: Cooking/Food, Fiction · Tags: #CBR10, Addiction, amsterdam, cbr10bingo, Dina Nayeri, Iran, Persian food, refuge, refugees ·
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