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| Author | Matar H. |
| Title | Moi druz'ja |
| Description | Hisham Matar is a British-Libyan writer born in New York and raised in Tripoli and Cairo. The disappearance of his father, who was abducted by the Libyan secret services, became a profound personal trauma that shaped his writing. In 2017, Matar received the Pulitzer Prize for his autobiographical book The Return, while his novel My Friends brought him further international acclaim and the Orwell Prize.
At the heart of the novel is Khaled, whose life is forever changed by a journey from Libya to Britain, where he witnesses the tragic events outside the Libyan Embassy in London. Against a backdrop of political turmoil, the story follows three friends bound by shared memories and the experience of exile as they learn to live with irreparable losses and preserve their closeness despite time and distance. This deeply moving novel explores quiet support and emotional wounds that never fully disappear but gradually acquire meaning through the presence of another person. |
| Year | 2025 |
| Publisher | Fantom press |
| Pages | 480 |
| ISBN | 978-5-907943-05-6 |