I Won't Pretend These Missiles Are Stars: Life in Iran During the 12-Day War Politics & Social Sciences SOMETHING HAS HAPPENED

SOMETHING HAS HAPPENED

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I Won't Pretend These Missiles Are Stars: Life in Iran During the 12-Day War Politics & Social Sciences SOMETHING HAS HAPPENEDStarred review from Booklist: Readers will likely find this anthology difficult to put down. What does war feel like? Listen to real people on the ground in Iran. War is not a video game. People's lives are shattered. An eye opening anthology from a collective of fifteen different young writers and artists who were going about their daily lives in and around Tehran, while Israel and the United States carried out a bombing campaign to cripple the