At 20 years old, Iranian student Zarah Ghahramani was arrested for her political activism and thrown into Tehran's notorious Evin Prison. This memoir recounts her harrowing imprisonment, the brutality she endured, and her determination to survive — a powerful story of courage, resilience, and the fight for freedom.
Unflinching and deeply moving, this is a rare glimpse into life inside Iran's prisons — honest, politically insightful, and impossible to put down.
Perfect for readers of Persepolis (Marjane Satrapi), Reading Lolita in Tehran (Azar Nafisi), or memoirs that spotlight resilience under authoritarian regimes.
A paperback (2007) in Good condition. Minor wear, still highly readable.
