In mid-1970's Iran, a group of young Americans finds themselves caught in the middle of the crumbling Pahlavi regime, and discover that the road to hell is often paved with good intentions. This novel paints a vivid picture of a decisive turning point for Iran, and for the U.S. in the Middle East. It reveals cracks and shadows in that time that have since deepened and widened, providing a compelling and enlightening back story to present disasters.
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Robert Hamburger is the author of a number of nonfiction titles, including Stranger In The House, A Passage Through India and All The Lonely People. He lives in New York City.
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So you want to see how Iran got to where it is. . .,
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This review is from: Shiraz (Paperback)
The conversation may be preachy at times, but this is really a documentary, albeit with
outsiders' eyes (well, that's what documentaries usually turn out to be), and worth it if you are assembling a sense of what went into the old Iranian revolution that explains some of what we witness today.
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