We Saw Mountains
Diana Rahim
Paperback, 164 pages
9789811781469
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We Saw Mountains gathers nine stories of human and non-human daring, where quotidian life is cracked open to possibilities of autonomy and re-imagination. A teenās part-time job tests his integrity, a grieving elephant finds a new home by way of a contested river, and on an island a mountain appears, fully formed.
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Through these visionary tales, Diana Rahimāwhose stories have been featured in Best New Singaporean Short Stories and The Best of World SFāasks, can we do things differently? Can we imagine a different kind of life?
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Step into this spellbinding collection and witness transformations both cosmic and everyday. Journey from the desert to the oasis, from drought to bloom, and return to our world with a rekindled faith in the possibility of becoming.
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We Saw Mountains
Diana Rahim
Paperback, 164 pages
9789811781469
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We Saw Mountains gathers nine stories of human and non-human daring, where quotidian life is cracked open to possibilities of autonomy and re-imagination. A teenās part-time job tests his integrity, a grieving elephant finds a new home by way of a contested river, and on an island a mountain appears, fully formed.
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Through these visionary tales, Diana Rahimāwhose stories have been featured in Best New Singaporean Short Stories and The Best of World SFāasks, can we do things differently? Can we imagine a different kind of life?
Ā
Step into this spellbinding collection and witness transformations both cosmic and everyday. Journey from the desert to the oasis, from drought to bloom, and return to our world with a rekindled faith in the possibility of becoming.
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Diana Rahim
Paperback, 164 pages
9789811781469
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We Saw Mountains gathers nine stories of human and non-human daring, where quotidian life is cracked open to possibilities of autonomy and re-imagination. A teenās part-time job tests his integrity, a grieving elephant finds a new home by way of a contested river, and on an island a mountain appears, fully formed.
Ā
Through these visionary tales, Diana Rahimāwhose stories have been featured in Best New Singaporean Short Stories and The Best of World SFāasks, can we do things differently? Can we imagine a different kind of life?
Ā
Step into this spellbinding collection and witness transformations both cosmic and everyday. Journey from the desert to the oasis, from drought to bloom, and return to our world with a rekindled faith in the possibility of becoming.
