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Nadeem Aslam on The Wasted Vigil

Year: 2009
Names: Aslam, Nadeem, Rabinovitch, Sandra, Wachtel, Eleanor
Description:

This week from Pakistan and England, nadeem Aslam. The author of Maps for Lost Lovers tackles Afghanistan in his latest novel, The Wasted Vigil (2008, Doubleday Canada).

Part of: Writers & Company
Type: Sound recording non-musical

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  • Aslam, Nadeem (1)
  • Rabinovitch, Sandra (1)
  • Wachtel, Eleanor (1)

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  • Afghanistan--History--Soviet… (1)
  • Afghanistan--Social life and… (1)
  • Aslam, Nadeem (1)
  • Aslam, Nadeem--Childhood and… (1)
  • Aslam, Nadeem. Maps for lost… (1)
  • Aslam, Nadeem. Wasted vigil (1)
  • Authors, English Pakistani-… (1)
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  • CBC Books (1)
  • Canadian Broadcasting… (1)
  • Canadian Broadcasting… (1)
  • Honor killings--Religious… (1)
  • Interpersonal relations--Fiction (1)
  • Islamic fundamentalism-… (1)
  • Jinn (1)
  • Married women--Fiction (1)
  • Murder victims' families-… (1)
  • Muslim women--Fiction (1)
  • Pakistan (1)
  • Pakistanis--England--Fiction (1)
  • Qaida (Organization) (1)
  • Racism (1)
  • September 11 Terrorist Attacks,… (1)
  • Wachtel, Eleanor. Writers &… (1)
  • Zia-ul-Haq, Mohammad (1)
  • (-) Drone warfare (1)

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