Wandering Memory
A stream-of-consciousness novel about a woman writer, her father, and the particular fear of migrants that they will forget everything.
Jan J. Dominique’s novel moves by association rather than plot, circling a woman writer’s relationship with her father, her attempts to silence herself, and her exile in Canada. Published in French in 1984 as Memoire d’une amnesique and translated into English decades later, it is preoccupied throughout with what migration costs memory.
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Edwidge Danticat
It is one of those books that you find something new in each time you read it.
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