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BASRAYATHA
By: Muhammad Khudayyir

The Story of a City

Verso
April 2008
On Sale: April 7, 2008
176 pages
ISBN: 1844672336
EAN: 9781844672332
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Fabulous and evocative portrait of the Iraqi city of Basra, the "Venice of the Middle East"

Basrayatha is a literary tribute by author Muhammad Khudayyir to the city of his birth, Basra, on the Shatt al- Arab waterway in southern Iraq. Just as a city's inhabitants differ from outsiders through their knowledge of its streets and stories, so Khudayyir distinguishes between the real city of Basra and the imagined city he created through stories, experiences, and folklore. By turns a memoir, a travelog, a love letter, and a meditation, Basrayatha summons up a city long gone, yet which lives on in the memories and imaginations of its people. In the tradition of Calvino and Borges, Khudayyir's mesmerizing work itself illuminates and enriches the story of this magnificent city.

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