Description

In an unnamed city that never truly sleeps, a taxi driver known only as Fly moves through the night’s shifting light, collecting passengers whose stories expose the city’s hidden machinery. As his episodic rides draw him toward political activism and moral compromise, Fly is forced to confront what he owes to others—and what he can still save in himself. With lyrical, unflinching prose, Rawi Hage turns urban chaos into a stage for identity, redemption, and the search for meaning amid desperation. A novel of human connection at the margins, it asks how justice is pursued when the rules are broken and survival comes first.

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paperback

House of Anansi Press

Published Jan 1, 2013

304 pages

ISBN: 9781770893290

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Details

First Published

2012

Language

eng

Content Warnings

Content and trigger warnings for Carnival by Rawi Hage.

Violence
War/Trauma
Abuse