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jeighk koyote

A young Iraqi boy wearing a striped shirt looks in awe as a yellow and green bird puppet flies out of his open book.

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The Book of Ashes is Startling in its Relevance

Amanda Campbell April 20, 2025

In Canadian playwright Emil Sher’s play The Book of...

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