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“Sufien had always been afflicted with this desire – no, it was a call, a call to fly, a call to fall.” Recently longlisted for the Women’s Prize, Hannah Lillith Assadi’s Paradiso 17 (Knopf 2026) is a beautiful portrayal home, family, and exile.  While the second half seems a bit more rushed and distant thanContinue reading “PARADISO 17 – Hannah Lillith Assadi”