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22 December 2004
Persepolis
I finished reading in one stretch the delectable comicbook-autobiography of Marjane
Satrapi, Persepolis. It tells in a very personable and affectionate voice the story of a
young girl who grows up through the Revolution in Iran. The autobiography, as someone
mentions in a review, is indeed a trendsetting piece as in a single swipe it is both a
splendid work of illustration as well as a searing, unforgiving and yet proud look into
Iran's history. I look forward to reading Persepolis 2.
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