Longlisted for the Bridport Novel Award and winning the Stroud Book Festival Fiction Competition, A Stranger in Baghdad is Elizabeth Loudon’s debut novel. It is a delicately crafted saga of subterfuge, family, identity, and the turbulent convergence of disparate cultures. We began in 2003 in the London office of British-Iraqi psychiatrist Mona Haddad as the merciless invasion of Iraq was underway. A clandestine visitor from her past, Duncan Claybourne, propels her into a dizzying rumination about her family and their life before escaping Iraq, sending the reader back to 1937. "We often read the stories of those who bemoan the reverberations of Western bigotry. But th
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