In this dazzling finale both of the Ghorba Ghost Story Series and awardwinning author Massoud Hayouns brief career as a novelist Darf Publishers brings you a Jewish Egyptian Wizard of Oz, radiating crushed velour and luxury and sensuality, once more. Sam Saadoun, not to be confused with the gay Jewish Arab protagonist of Building 46 ????? of the same name, had planned to spend a final night in Brighton Beach, Brooklyn with the last of many lovers. But amid their frolicking through that American immigrant enclaves PostSoviet attractions, Sam finds himself cast back to the heart of the matter Alexandria, Egypt in the 1930s. With the biting satire and folly of a Luis Buuel film and the delicious melancholy of a Beach House ballad, Hayoun offers us a striking last look at the Ghorba Ghost Worlds longing, love, and lust as well as the political intimacies that have shaped the 21st Century Arab world and North African diaspora. This is a parting glance that is bound to haunt and delight.

Binding: Paperback;240 pages; Publisher: Darf Publishers Ltd; Classification: FA; Weight: 350 g; Dimensions: 129 x 197 x 23

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