The City of White Musicians-Shari mosiqara spyakan

The City of White Musicians-Shari mosiqara spyakan

by Bachtyar Ali

629 pages· ISBN RahandBook
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The story of Iraq's 1988 genocide campaign against the Kurds is told from a brothel in the south of Iraq. Fate brings together a Kurdish prostitute, an art-loving Kurdish doctor, a repenting Arab General and an Anfal survivor. Each of the characters is obsessed with something. The prostitute, Dalia Sirajadeen, is obsessed with rescuing her lover from the underground world of torture dungeons. The doctor, Musa Babak, is obsessed with helping art and beauty go underground during the dictatorship. The General, Samir Al-Babilee, is obsessed with absolving himself from a past full of committing atrocities. The Anfal survivor, Jeladet the Dove is obsessed with truth and justice. Through the characters' dreams, nightmares and searches we discover a captivating world of oppression, genocide, regret, survival and perseverance.

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