The Internationals

The Internationals by Sarah May is a satirical novel published by Vintage in 2004, featuring 224 pages in English. Set against the backdrop of a Macedonian refugee camp during the 1999 war in Kosova, the narrative intertwines the lives of Western aid workers and journalists with those of Macedonian dreamers and Albanian schemers, creating a vivid portrayal of the complexities of humanitarian efforts in a time of conflict.
Readers will find a richly woven tapestry of characters and situations that highlight the absurdities and challenges faced by those involved in aid work. The book explores themes of fiction and humor, offering insights into the interactions between different cultures and the often chaotic environment of a refugee camp. This edition invites readers to engage with a unique perspective on the intersection of war and humanitarianism.
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Set in and around a Macedonian refugee camp during the 1999 war in Kosova, Sarah May’s brilliantly satirical novel brings together an extraordinary cast of Western aid workers and journalists, Macedonian dreamers and Albanian schemers.
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