Season of Migration to the North by Tayeb Salih

Season of Migration to the North by Tayeb Salih

A young man returns to his village on the Nile after seven years studying in England, and finds a stranger living there — Mustafa Sa'eed, who says nothing about himself until one night, drunk, he recites English poetry.

Sa'eed's story turns out to be a deliberate campaign of seduction and destruction in 1920s London, and a trial for murder. Salih wrote the book as an answer to Heart of Darkness, running the journey in the opposite direction, and it is far angrier and stranger than that description suggests.

Voted the most important Arabic novel of the twentieth century by the Arab Literary Academy.

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