Author: Michelle Orange

Firing off a deluge of immigrant-hardship vignettes with the thudding consistency of a tennis-ball machine, Under the Same Moon presents

Poignant in a way that pokes and prods — a little uncertain of itself — until it pierces through, The

Set in Beirut, the title refers to the heated sugar and lemon juice used instead of hot wax in the

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