All Our Names – Dinaw Mengestu Dale Carnegie and the haunting legacies of

and the haunting legacies of political struggle

unexpected romance

In Homo Deus: A Brief History of Tomorrow

Ann Leckie

All Our Names – Dinaw Mengestu Dale Carnegie and the haunting legacies ofIsaac and the unnamed narrator are young men caught up in the revolutionary fervor of 1970s Africa. As they leave their small university town to join the uprising, they are swept into a world of violence, hope, and betrayal. Years later, in the United States, another Isaac begins a relationship with Helen, a Midwestern social worker, navigating love, race, and identity in a country that struggles to see them clearly. All Our Names is a story of exile,