Description
Discover the profound exploration of identity and trauma in Adania Shibli's gripping novel, *Minor Detail*. Set against the haunting backdrop of the 1948 War, *Minor Detail* challenges the narrative of memory and history, portraying the deep scars left by conflict through the powerful story of a Palestinian girl. When the brutal crime of her gang-rape and murder is uncovered decades later, it sparks a visceral obsession within a young woman in Ramallah. As she delves into this 'minor detail' of the past, *Minor Detail* examines the eerie connections between personal histories and collective trauma. Shibli's lyrical prose serves as both testimony and resistance, illuminating the struggles faced by those caught in the web of displacement and oppression. With 224 pages of gripping storytelling, this trade paperback embodies the resilience of voices often silenced. Perfect for readers seeking literature that confronts uncomfortable truths, *Minor Detail* is an essential addition to your bookshelf for those interested in contemporary Middle Eastern narratives, women's rights, and the intricacies of memory. Engage with a story that transcends borders and resonates with universal themes of loss, identity, and the quest for justice. Get your copy of *Minor Detail* today and immerse yourself in a poignant exploration of history and humanity.