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An Earthquake Has Broken Tehran, but She’s Looking for a Different Fix

By Negar Azimi | NYT | 5 months 3 weeks ago | Books

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“In Case of Emergency,” a novel by Mahsa Mohebali, offers an antic portrait of a mind on edge in contemporary Iran.

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