"Three Daughters of Eve" by Elif Shafak, Bloomsbury. 384 pp. $27 Elif Shafak's new novel reveals such a timely confluence of today's issues that it seems almost clairvoyant. Sexual harassment, Islamic terrorism, the rising tension between the faithful and the secular, and the gaping chasm between the rich and the poor — all play out in the pages of "Three Daughters of Eve." That hyper-relevance is one of the reasons Sharak is so popular in her [...]
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