Book review: Morning Sea

The Mediterranean, 2010. As rebels battle loyalists, Farid and his mother flee the wreckage of Tripoli for the coast, pinning their hopes on a trafficker’s rusting boat and the perilous crossing to Italy.

Sat, 04 Apr, 2015 - 01:00

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Morning Sea

Margaret Mazzantini

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Courts Arts Film & TV Books Place: Tripoli Place: Italy Place: Sicily Place: Libya Person: Farid Person: Margaret Mazzantini Person: Vito Person: Italians Person: Gaddafi Person: Mazzantini Organisation: OneWorld Publications

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