by Maryam Madjidi · Editorial Minuscula, S.L.U. · tapa blanda · ISBN 9788494836602
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In 'Marx and the Doll', Maryam Madjidi narrates the story of little Maryam, who from her mother's womb witnesses the beginning of the Iranian revolution. Years later, she meets her father in Paris, where, through her memories, she recounts the abandonment of her country, the separation from her family, and the loss of her toys, given to children in Tehran by her communist parents. Over time, Maryam distances herself from Persian and adopts French, burying her mother tongue. With humor and tenderness, Madjidi addresses the question of roots in this autobiography, diary, and fable.
