Then the Fish Swallowed Him

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The novel presents a gripping psychological exploration of contemporary Iran, delving into the oppressive influence of the state on personal lives. Drawing parallels with works like The Stranger and 1984, it offers a profound commentary on the struggle for individuality amidst authoritarian control. This American debut by a critically-acclaimed Iranian author promises to be both urgent and thought-provoking, revealing the emotional and societal impacts of living under such a regime.