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Title:
EmbroideriesAuthor: Marjane Satrapi
Publisher: Pantheon
Year: 2006
144 pages
Both shorter and significantly narrower in scope than
Persepolis,
Embroideries
is a graphic-format autobiography focused on women and, to a certain
extent, gender relations. There is plenty of talk about sex, both its
joyous and darker sides. In addition to the culture-specific slang
meaning of "embroidery" given in the narrative, "embroidery" also
potentially can be construed to refer to fictitious over-elaboration of a
story. This may be a covert intention of the title.
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