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| Menopausal Palestine |
| Suad Amiry brings bad news, but she doesn’t just sing despite the news. She laughs out loud. Singing is good, but laughing is better. |
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| … Amiry’s book intertwine, as experienced in real life, the public and private, the personal and political. |
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| … Palestine or its absence which formed the centrifugal force around which our separate individual lives revolved … slowly interlinked at different times, in different places … ultimately intertwine and intermingle in Ramallah. |
| —Telegraph, Kolkata |
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