Tangerinn

"Tangerinn is a contemporary family saga, imbued with delicate irony and tremendous psychological and political acumen. Italian literature has been waiting years for a novel like this."

* Vincenzo Latronico, author of Perfection *

"An audaciously delicate tale of transnational resilience, Tangerinn delivers an utterly heart-wrenching story of love and loss across space and time. Under crushing levels of grief, avoidance, and masquerading, Mina moves us through a cinematic journey in epic confrontation of the economic and moral costs of ambition, like a tough-love shaking by the shoulders. Reading Anechoum is a balm for many of us generationally restless souls, very much attached to our mobility and independence, while still searching for peace and belonging."

* Xochitl Gonzalez, author of Olga Dies Dreaming *

"This remarkable, brilliantly observant story digs deep into questions of home, identity and belonging with a confidence of prose that showcases Emanuela Anechoum as a writer of enormous talent. A must-read."

* Zoe Apostolides, author of The Homecoming *

"This novel is a welcome rejoinder to prevailing ideas about migration [...] Tangerinn is the kind of story I hope to encounter more often. In a novel where almost every character is a migrant, changing countries is practically a fact of life. It sounds like being human."

* The New York Tim