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A native of Sarajevo, where he uses his adolescence attempting to become Bosnia’s response to John Lennon, Jozef Pronek involves america in 1992—just over time to look at battle bust out in his region, but too soon to be always a legitimate refugee. Certainly, Jozef’s common response to queries about his roots and race is, “I am complicated.” And therefore he demonstrates to be—not simply to herself, but for the spinning number of shadowy but informative narrators who chart his progress from Sarajevo to Chicago; from a hilarious experience with the very first President Bush into a notably more plot one with a heavily-armed Serb whom he's been employed to function with court documents. Disquieting, shifting, and exciting in its virtuosity, Nowhere Man may be the kaleidoscopic portrait of the magnetic small man stuck in The Usa from the conflict in Bosnia.