The Carpet Weaver
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Narrated by:
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Abhishek Ajay Sharma
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Written by:
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Nemat Sadat
About this listen
From the cultural melting pot of Kabul to the horrors of an internment camp in Pakistan, Kanishka's arduous journey finally takes him to the USA in the desperate search for a place to call home-and the fervent hope of reuniting with his beloved Maihan. But destiny seems to have different plans in store for him.
Intimate and powerful, The Carpet Weaver is a sweeping tale of a young gay man's struggle to come of age and find love in the face of brutal persecution.
P.S. I did cry at moments. Blame the emotional narration.
Marvellous story and storytelling
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Totally loved the story and it's flow!
Felt like I was with Kanishka throughout!
Must read if you are not homophobic!
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This book is brimming with faith, positivity and conviction, but throttles and jostles you with the ugly side of life too.
A good read. Wishing good luck and success to the author!
A Soulful Narrative
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Coming of age, coming-out, awesome narration
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It has successfully captured variance from the essence of Afghan to freedom of America, all it's tradition and culture, it's characters socially and politically curated, and has an interesting instance of a special rug - 'Garden of mystical lovers' - metaphorically representing the other normal side of gay spectrum, one that's beyond judgement and full of acceptance.
It's real, it's explicit, it's twisted, and the subtle art of weaving different phases of our simple gay refugee teen has to survive through, makes it an intricate piece of a rare Carpet!
A soulful personal read!
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