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Hossein Asgari’s Desolation speaks powerfully of the destructiveness of war and the hope that lies in fiction

By Michelle Hamadache, Director of Creative Writing, Macquarie University

In Desolation, inexplicable elements, often in the form of coincidence, disrupt and distort causal chains. Dreams and imagination have a subversive role.

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