“A mature and unique literary talent … Zarhin gives us a tangible make-believe world soaked in smells and tastes … like a rich flavorful stew that keeps brimming over.”
"A profoundly moving memoir . . . This is a story of Guilt with a capital 'G' . . . a fascinating book—not only a memoir like Distant Fathers, but a travelogue, an essay on the quest for truth."