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The silence of my father / Alexandre Najjar ; translated from the French by Laurie Wilson.

Van Pelt Library PQ3979.2.N24 S4513 2010
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Format:
Book
Author/Creator:
Najjar, Alexandre, 1967-
Contributor:
Wilson, Laurie.
Standardized Title:
Silence du ténor. English
Language:
English
French
Subjects (All):
Najjar, Alexandre, 1967---Family.
Najjar, Alexandre.
Najjar, Alexandre, 1967-.
Lawyers--Lebanon--Beirut--Biography.
Lawyers.
Fathers and sons--Lebanon--Beirut--Biography.
Fathers and sons.
Authors, Lebanese--20th century--Family relationships.
Authors, Lebanese.
Lawyers--Health and hygiene--Lebanon--Beirut.
Families.
Lebanon.
Lebanon--Beirut.
Genre:
Biographies.
Physical Description:
111 pages ; 20 cm
Place of Publication:
London ; Saint Paul, Minn. : Telegram, 2010.
Language Note:
Translated from the French.
Summary:
Alexandre Najjar's father is celebrated in his legal profession for his rare eloquence. In the courtroom the word is everything, and his work is his life. A sudden heart attack leaves him wheelchair-bound and painfully deprived of the eloquence for which he was so well respected. But the love of his family and his unfading hope will help him overcome this trying time. Alexandre Najjar was born in Lebanon in 1967. A lawyer and literary critic, he has won many prizes for his writing. His books include The School of War (Telegram) and Kahlil Gibran: A Biography (Saqi Books). He lives in Beirut and Paris.
Notes:
Originally published in French as: Le silence du ténor. Paris : Plon, 2006.
ISBN:
1846590655
9781846590658
OCLC:
287993252
Publisher Number:
99939773033

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