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Moving across Gaza, the American Midwest, family migration, and her own near-death crisis, Aziza traces how trauma, exile, and inherited memory carve themselves into the body. Written in shifting registers — poetic, fragmented, intimate — the book explores what it means to live between languages and homelands. A powerful work of Palestinian life-writing that refuses linear narratives, offering instead a constellation of memory, ghosts, and survival.
