"In 1989, he was a young man in love, a child of a mixed marriage who believed the world was his. But a forbidden love and a looming war changed everything. After fleeing his hometown in 1991, he spent years in exile, building a new life and a new marriage, only to watch his past crumble from afar.
When he finally returned in 2000, the streets were the same, but the soul of the city was gone—replaced by strangers and a culture he didn't recognize. The City That No Longer Recognizes Me is a raw, firsthand account of loss, the pain of being unable to bury a father, and the crushing realization that you can become a ghost in the very place you were born."
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