The poet Fadwa Tuqan's account of growing up confined in a Nablus household and finding her voice.
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A. Revathi · Penguin India · 2010 · Memoir · Queer reading
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A hijra woman's account of family violence, community and activism in South India. Translated by V. Geetha.
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