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Historical novel about the untold lives of Abyssinian slaves in Iran A tale of political intrigue, following a precarious time of growing public dissent and foreign interference, in 1890's Iran. Lush descriptions of palace life

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9781911115755

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Victoria Princewill's debut is a compelling example of historical fiction at its finest, for she has given us a book in which unpalatable humanistic truths and disquieting historical details undergird a truly enrapturing story. --Paul Spalding-Mulcock Yorkshire Times

""Victoria Princewill's debut is a compelling example of historical fiction at its finest, for she has given us a book in which unpalatable humanistic truths and disquieting historical details undergird a truly enrapturing story."" --Paul Spalding-Mulcock ""Yorkshire Times""

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Victoria Princewill (Manchester, 1990) is a British-born management consultant-turned-writer. Educated at Oxford and UCL, with a BA in English and MA in Philosophy, her work on race and contemporary culture has been published by the BBC, the Guardian, the Independent, the London Review of Books and n+1 magazine. She co-founded a TEDx series whilst a student, and in her spare time she attends philosophy salons.

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