Description

Across nine interconnected stories, the lives of Filipinos and members of the Filipino diaspora unfold in settings spanning the globe. Teachers, domestic workers, parents, children, and other ordinary people confront separation, sacrifice, class, and the complicated pull of home. With keen psychological insight and compassionate prose, the collection examines how migration reshapes identity and how people seek belonging across physical and emotional borders. It introduces a powerful literary voice attuned to the enduring human need for connection.

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paperback

Vintage

Published Jun 16, 2015

309 pages

ISBN: 9780385352840

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Details

First Published

2015

Language

eng

Content Warnings

Content and trigger warnings for In the Country: Stories by Mia Alvar.

Death/Grief
Displacement/Immigration-Related Trauma