A Simple Intervention
(Author) Yael InokaiA ground-breaking surgical intervention promises to free women from psychological disorders. The procedure is painless, the risks are minimal, and patients are calmer and more compliant after healing. The doctor promises them a new and productive life, free from suffering can it be so simple? Meret is a nurse on the surgical ward. The hospital is her home, and her uniform is her identity. She supports her patients through their interventions and is proud to be a part of the solution. But when she falls in love with another nurse, she crosses an invisible boundary and her certainty in the system begins to crumble. With echoes of Kazuo Ishiguro and Margaret Atwood, this is the story of a world of rigid hierarchies and a love with its own rules.
Yael Inokai
Yael Inokai is a renowned Japanese-American author known for their novel "The Paper Crane," a poignant tale of love and resilience set against the backdrop of World War II. Inokai's lyrical prose and vivid imagery have made them a trailblazer in multicultural literature, exploring themes of identity and memory.
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