Drown All The Refugees by Tabish Khair Book Review: A Must Read Hunting Political Fiction With A Pinch Of Gothic Essence
Discover why this haunting geopolitical and gothic fiction novel is a must-read. In Tabish Khair ‘s world, everyone is a refugee, it’s a devastating exploration of the darkest side of humanity. The world knows the word, but the author build his book from the outside of the body of the traditional meaning, the word Refugee digs deeper into the mind and let us see it from a different lense.
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