Munnu: A Boy from Kashmir by Malik Sajad

Munnu: A Boy from Kashmir by Malik Sajad

Malik Sajad draws Kashmiris as hangul, the endangered deer native to the valley, and tells his own childhood through that image — growing up in Srinagar during the insurgency, with curfews, checkpoints and disappearances as the ordinary texture of daily life.

The graphic memoir moves between a child's small preoccupations — school, drawing, family — and the political violence unfolding around him with a matter-of-factness that is more affecting than outrage would be. It is one of the few book-length accounts of the Kashmir conflict from inside a Kashmiri childhood.

A distinctive graphic memoir, and an important document of life in occupied Kashmir.

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