Yewande Omotoso: The woman next door

“When my dear one took my hand, I wanted to know if life was simple! Together, 166! A very aggressive grandmother in a neighborhood, and her own trepidated neighbor, Life, “Marian, it's time to know, right? I don't take sides with liars like you. “Hotensia, that's the girl with the tongue who kills people. I'll leave you alone. “Help her to forget that I am, and take her away, Amen. Katharine, a high-end housing house in Cape Town, where retired white couples live. There is a very visible presence, Hottensia. The only black person there, she lives with her dead white husband and daily attacks the tide of criticism and cynicism in this closed and hypocritical neighborhood. And her greatest response was the white neighbor, Mary. Together, 166! Even though the knee joint screams for pain, the town is never quiet in the midst of a rusty blade of tea. Would compassion and reconciliation be the wind of compassion even in the face of two grandmothers' tight rival, whose dream is that everything was the opposite? NOP has chosen the best black heritage magazine of the year, Public Heritage Weekly, and the writer to take notice of the International Dublin Prize for the film "The Post-Hhubons Wikipedia," Circus Review, which is a pleasant street story from sentimentalism, and from the great street. The Washington Post complex plot and a persuasive character combine to develop nicely, and shine through the power of a great comedy.

Korean title: 이웃집 여자

Korean author: 예완데 오모토소

Korean publisher: 문학동네

ISBN-13: 9788954675147