2003: As Croatia lurches from socialism into globalized capitalism,
Toni, a cocky journalist in Zagreb, struggles to balance his
fragile career, pushy family, and hotheaded girlfriend. But in a
moment of vulnerability he makes a mistake: volunteering his
unhinged Arabic-speaking cousin Boris to report on the Iraq War.
Boris begins filing Gonzo missives from the conflict zone and Toni
decides it is better to secretly rewrite his cousin's increasingly
incoherent ramblings than face up to the truth. But when Boris goes
missing, Toni's own sense of reality - and reliability - begins to
unravel. Our Man In Iraq, the first of Robert Perisic's novels to
be translated into English, serves as an unforgettable introduction
to a vibrant voice from Croatia. With his characteristic humor and
insight, Perisic gets to the heart of life made and remade by war.
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