Ingram
No longer the grand hostelry of past years, the pensione Miramar nonetheless caters to the whims of its five men, attented to by Mariana the Greek, an aging grande dame, and a country girl named, Zohra. Reissue.
NYT.
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A highly charged, tightly written tale of intersecting lives that provides us with both an engaging and powerful story as well as a vivid portrait of life in Egypt in the late 1960's.
"With Miramar we are in the hands of a considerable novelist, and one who knows his country's complex problems, and complex soul, profoundly."--John Fowles
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