Matar on Salih

Just in time for Reading the World, Critical Mass has begun a series of posts in which writers recommend books from around the world. Hisham Matar (In The Country of Men) puts in a few words about one of my favorite novels of all time: Tayib Salih’s Season of Migration to the North. See what Hisham had to say about it here.

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