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A House by the Sea [375]
Sikeena Karmali
[Novel]
Honourable mention from the Amazon.ca/Books in Canada First Novel Award
Told with wit and charm, Sikeena Karmali's debut novel is about a young woman's quest to reconcile her nomadic spirit with an inner longing for a home. Zahra Khan crosses four continents, untangling family secrets and the fateful lives of her grand-mothers. She encounters love when least expected and discovers she is not who she imagined herself to be.
East meets West, and tradition clashes with modernity in an absorbing family drama reaching back through time and generations, across Arabia, India, East Africa, England, and Canada.
 Sikeena Karmali was born in Nairobi, Kenya to Gujarati Indian parents. She was educated in Canada, the US, Italy and Egypt. Since 1994 she has worked in international development and human rights, and was recently the director of a human rights agency in Tashkent, Uzbekistan. She now lives and works in Montreal.
Read an excerpt from an article by Sikeena Karmali unfolding the East-West myth.
Read an interview with Sikeena Karmali in the McGill Daily.
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| ISBN: |
1-55065-176-5 |
| Price: |
$19.95 |
Illustrated: |
No |
Cover: |
Trade Paper |
| Size: |
5.5x8.5 |
No. of Pages: |
224 |
In Print: |
In print |
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