Learned Behaviours (Paperback)

Zeynab Gamieldien

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Editorial: Ultimo Press, 2025

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Paperback. The past is calling him home .As a prospective barrister, Zaid Saban is on the cusp of achieving everything he has dreamed of. His social and professional world is far removed from his schoolyard days in the suburbs of western Sydney, even more far removed from the traumatic events of his final year of school in which his best friend, Hass, was arrested for murder.Zaid thinks he has put all this behind him. But when Hasss sister, Amira, finds him and asks him to read her brothers diary, Zaid is pulled back to the very world he had left behind. Is it possible that Hass was innocent? As Amira and Zaid seek to solve the mystery of what happened all those years ago, Zaid is forced to confront the ugliness of the past and what it means for who he is today.PRAISE FOR LEARNED BEHAVIOURSa yarn thats both a page-turner and a warm-hearted analysis of human nature, as humane as it is sophisticated Readings MonthlyCompelling and pacy, it demonstrates an acute awareness of experiences of privilege and subordination, without being preachy. Guardian Storytelling at its most gripping, a gaze at its most unflinching. A mystery that twists the genres tropes to excavate injustices and the mythologies of guilt and innocence that fuel themlayer by layer, truth by uncomfortable truth. Sara M Saleh, author of Songs for the Dead and the LivingA clear-eyed and deeply moving exploration of past injustice, privilege, and belonging. Zeynab Gamieldien lays bare what it is to inhabit two worlds in contemporary Australia: slipping in and out of your skin to navigate the spaces you are granted entry to and perpetually second-guessing the rules of admittance. Dinuka McKenzie, author of The Torrent Compelling, complex and even chilling. Learned Behaviours is a concentrated look into the murderous cycle of stereotypes. Yet, within its pages of crime and consequence lies a quiet defiance the possibility of unlearning, reclaiming, and rupturing that very cycle. A thrilling and thought-provoking read. Winnie Dunn, author of Dirt Poor IslandersA compelling new novel filled with a genuine sense of mystery, set against a western Sydney backdrop. Amani Haydar, author of The Mother Wound Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.

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Título
Learned Behaviours (Paperback)
Autor
Zeynab Gamieldien
Editorial
Ultimo Press
Año de publicación
2025
Estado
new
Encuadernación
Paperback
Idioma
inglés
ISBN 10
176115219X
ISBN 13
9781761152191

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