(Fiction, 352 pp. Hebrew, 2011; English translation, 2013)
When an ambitious Arab lawyer in Jewish Jerusalem unexpectedly discovers a love letter from his wife, his hunt begins for the other man. The creator of the Israeli sitcom, Arab Labor, spins a complex psychological mystery, a searing dissection of the individuals that comprise a divided society.
- Review: Kirkus
- Review by Scott Martelle, Los Angeles Times, May 17, 2012
- Review by Jo-Ann Mort, Tablet Magazine, April 5, 2012
- Review by Sarah Young, Three Percent Review (University of Rochester)
- Review by Ayman Sikseck, Haaretz, July 1, 2010
- Alice Greenberg interviews Sayed Kashua, Paris Review, April 29, 2013
