The World and All That It Holds by Aleksandar Hemon review an engrossing epic
Briefly

Aleksandar Hemon's new novel is immense.Not because it is inordinately long it isn't but because it contains almost as much as its title promises: journeys that take years, and lives that span continents; falling empires and storied cities; so many wars they blur and merge in the characters' memories; indelible loves, unbearable losses; dreams and songs and megalomaniac delusions; witty allusions, rude jokes.
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