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Description edit
Souljah brings urban literature, and herself, to a whole new level in this raw, unapologetic, charismatic love story.
Ridiculously Simplified Synopsis edit
Characters/People edit
- Akemi Nakamura: Midnight's wife, up-and-coming young artist, daughter of Joo Eun Lee and Naoko Nakamura.
- Chiasa: Midnight's translator and comrade while in Japan.
- Naoko Nakamura: devil
- Yuka: Add a description of this character.
- Allah
- Josna
- Sensei: wise
- Mrs. Ghazzali
- Chris
- Dong Hwa
- Naja
- Sudana
- Makoto
- Tasha
- Vega
- Muslim
- Billy
- Ameer
- Haki
- Basima
- Murasaki
- Iwa Ikeda
- Joo Eun Lee
- Ms. Marcy
- Saachi
- Supastar
- Konichiwa
- Mayonaka
- Ichiro
- Midori
- Marty Bookbinder
- Harajuku
- Cho
- Ryoshi
- Yoyogi
- Samira
- Shota
- Himawari
- Babaji
- Mustapha
Setting & Locations edit
- Japan
- Tokyo
- New York City
- Kyoto
- Brooklyn
- North Koreans
- Ramadan
- America
- Seoul
- Umma
- Shinjuku Uchi
- Hokkaido
- Santiaga
- Osaka
- South Korea
- Ginza
- Panama
- Roppongi
- Manhattan
- Islam
- Busan
- United States
- Black Sea
- Itaewon
- Brittany
- Harlem
- Asia
- Hachiko
- Queens
- Arashiyama
- Nepal
- Moma
- Narita Airport
- Chinatown
First Sentence edit
I am not who you think I am.
Authors & Contributors edit
- Sister Souljah (Author)
First Edition edit
Original Language: English
Publisher: Atria Books - Simon & Schuster
Country: USA
Publication Date: 2011
ISBN: 9781439165355
Page Count: 608
Publisher: Atria Books - Simon & Schuster
Country: USA
Publication Date: 2011
ISBN: 9781439165355
Page Count: 608
Classification edit
- Library of Congress: Add the Library of Congress Classification.
- Dewey: 813.54
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