Arts
Things I've Been Silent About: Memories (Random House)
Azar Nafisi is one of the most powerful advocates literature has. After writing Reading Lolita in Tehran,
her memoir about reading forbidden books in a repressive culture, she
has taken on a new source of repression—the family.
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