Broken Wings by Kahlil Gibran

Broken Wings by Kahlil Gibran

A young man in Beirut falls in love with Selma Karamy, the daughter of his father's old friend. Then the bishop decides she will marry his own nephew, and her father cannot refuse a churchman.

Gibran wrote it in Arabic at twenty-nine and it is his most autobiographical work — a novel about the collusion of religion, money and family against two young people, written with the lyricism that made The Prophet famous. It is also a genuine attack on the clergy of his time, which caused trouble.

By the author of The Prophet. Short, romantic and quietly furious.

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