Fiction & Literature
The Hand of Fatima
Ildefonso Falcones
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In sixteenth-century Andalusia, young Morisco Hernando grows up between Muslim and Christian worlds that demand incompatible loyalties. Rebellion and repression reshape his life, while love complicates the search for a place of his own. His story follows the possibilities and limits of coexistence in a divided society.
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