The House of Rust, Khadija Abdalla Bajaber | The Australian Legend
Pay attention, he said, guiding her hands into the stomach of a red-edged changu. Feathered filaments torn, raggedly inflating within blood-speckled gills.| The Australian Legend
Pay attention, he said, guiding her hands into the stomach of a red-edged changu. Feathered filaments torn, raggedly inflating within blood-speckled gills.| The Australian Legend
‘She does not want to remember but she is here and memory is gathering bones.’ The novel opens with a prologue, set in 1974. Hirut has travelled from rural Ethiopia to Addis Ababa, to return letter…| Tasmanian Bibliophile @Large
