Books by Said Sayrafiezadeh
language
English
review 1: Reading this book felt like reading the same story over and over again. Each main character was exactly the same, indistinguishable from story to story. Except for the last one (he had a deformity and a sliver of something good in his life), every character was a passionless work...
language
English
review 1: A powerful and interesting memoir about a rarely told experience -- that of a childhood steeped in ultraleft politics. Said's parents were leaders in and deeply committed to the Socialist Workers Party throughout his childhood; this had a profound affect on him and his well-being...