The simplest way to describe the narrative of Atther W. Qureshi's A Refugee in Switzerland would be to say that the grass is always ostensibly greener on the other side.
This work of fiction is the novelist's first venture and although he claims otherwise in his introductory remarks, there seem to be quite a few autobiographical elements present in the work which the readers would be able to identify as the story unfolds. For starters, the protagonist Jawad, much like the author, moves
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