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Randa Jarrar
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born
January 04, 1978
in Chicago, The United States
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A Map of Home
— published 2008 — 5 editions |
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La Collezionista Di Storie
by Randa Jarrar (Goodreads Author), A. Crea — published 2009 |
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The Year of the Revolutionary New Bread-making Machine
by Hassan Daoud, حسن داوود, Randa Jarrar (Goodreads Author) — published 2008 — 2 editions |
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Skive 10
by Matthew Ward (Goodreads Author) , A.G. Bennett , Karen King |
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“I...have always known that my destiny was, above all, a literary destiny — that bad things and some good things would happen to me, but that, in the long run, all of it would be converted
into words. Particularly the bad things, since happiness does not need to be transformed: happiness is its own end.”
― Jorge Luis Borges, Seven Nights
into words. Particularly the bad things, since happiness does not need to be transformed: happiness is its own end.”
― Jorge Luis Borges, Seven Nights

















































