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Emanuela Anechoum publishes Tangerinn
Emanuela Anechoum published her first novel, Tangerinn, through E/O in 2024. The book, which received the Premio selezione Bancarella, follows Mina as she returns to Italy following her father's death.
The story centers on Mina's return to her childhood home in a coastal town, where her father, Omar, ran a beach bar called Tangerinn. The bar served as a gathering place for immigrants seeking community. Through an internal monologue addressed to her late father, Mina explores his past and her own sense of belonging.
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