The Sky Is Too Vast

Praise for I Remember Fallujah:

“Feurat Alani’s debut novel is a lyrical journey of remembering, a son’s voyage to salvage fading memories of an amnesiac father and piece together a past too personal and precious to be lost to oblivion. As the protagonist, Euphrates, rediscovers a father and a fatherland, he has to reconcile the personal history with the objective truth. Feurat Alani’s Iraq is not just a country; it becomes any place you and I have been expelled from, a home you and I yearn to return to.” —Ali Araghi, author of The Immortals of Tehran

“A profoundly moving novel about the scars and cruelties of history, an unforgettable portrait of Iraq, and a deeply humane story of fathers and sons. I was struck by every page.” —Ayşegül Savaş, author of Walking on the Ceiling and White on White