Spahic ognjen (38 Ergebnisse)

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Paperback. Zustand: New. Winner of the European Union Prize for Literature. This collection of sixteen stories takes us on an eccentric tour of contemporary existence. A lonely man rants about everything under the sun, including the sun itself. A vampire recounts the history and travails of the Balkans' bloodsucking community. A grief-stricken widower leads his son on a frantic search through the night. A husband and his pregnant wife argue, in Raymond Carver-like fashion, over whether Carver's stories will have a negative influence on the baby. In prose rich with Nabokovian detail and barroom humor, Spahic paints a portrait of a world so strange, it could only exist in the twenty-first century.…

Paperback. Zustand: New. 2nd Revised edition. Appalling and tragic, Ognjen Spahic's exceptional short novel animates the misery of Ceasescu's Romania and its inglorious fall with a metaphor fully up to the task: leprosy. Gerhard Henrik Armauer Hansen was a Norwegian scientist who isolated the Mycobacterium leprae in 1873 and his 'children' are the tragic sufferers of this ghastly disease. In Spahic's novel, it's 1989 and a dozen of them are confined to the last leper house in Europe, an under-equipped facility located in a miserable corner of South Eastern Romania overlooking a toxic fertilizer factory. Here our nameless narrator shares a room with fellow-sufferer Robert W. Duncan, an American intelligence officer whose career was ruined after he was captured by Communists in Berlin. But Duncan still has a few contacts in the shadowlands, notably 'Mr Smooth' who has it in his power to liberate the two men by supplying passports and helping them out of the country. Blending Romania's turbulent 1989 revolution with a lyrical fiction that both shocks and enthrals, Montenegrin author Ognjen Spahic offers an allegorical page to Southeastern Europe's intriguing scrapbook. In 'Hansen's Children', the downfall of Nicolae Ceausescu's repressive control is witnessed from behind the walls of Europe's sole leper-colony. Powerless against forces beyond the leprosarium, the rebellious political change seen across the country influences and erodes the camp's brittle harmony.…

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Zustand: As New. : La tête pleine de joies es una obra literaria del autor Ognjen Spahić que explora la complejidad de las relaciones humanas y la vida contemporánea a través de una serie de relatos interconectados. Con una narrativa que entrelaza personajes de una misma familia y escenas cotidianas, el libro ofrece una visión profunda y melancólica sobre la existencia, la memoria y los pequeños detalles que definen nuestras vidas.Esta edición en formato de bolsillo, publicada por la editorial Gaïa, destaca por su estilo introspectivo y su capacidad para retratar la condición humana con una sensibilidad única. Es una lectura esencial para los amantes de la literatura contemporánea que buscan historias que trascienden lo convencional y se adentran en la psicología de sus personajes. EAN: 9782847206753 Tipo: Libros Categoría: Literatura y Ficción Título: La tête pleine de joies Autor: Ognjen Spahić Editorial: Gaïa Idioma: fr-FR Páginas: 304 Formato: tapa blanda.…

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Paperback. Zustand: New.

Paperback. Zustand: New.

Couverture rigide. Zustand: Très bon. Envoi rapide et protégé (roman).

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - Winner of the European Union Prize for Literature. This collection of sixteen stories takes us on an eccentric tour of contemporary existence. A lonely man rants about everything under the sun, including the sun itself. A vampire recounts the history and travails of the Balkans' bloodsucking community. A grief-stricken widower leads his son on a frantic search through the night. A husband and his pregnant wife argue, in Raymond Carver-like fashion, over whether Carver's stories will have a negative influence on the baby. In prose rich with Nabokovian detail and barroom humor, Spahi¿ paints a portrait of a world so strange, it could only exist in the twenty-first century.…

Paperback. Zustand: New. Winner of the European Union Prize for Literature. This collection of sixteen stories takes us on an eccentric tour of contemporary existence. A lonely man rants about everything under the sun, including the sun itself. A vampire recounts the history and travails of the Balkans' bloodsucking community. A grief-stricken widower leads his son on a frantic search through the night. A husband and his pregnant wife argue, in Raymond Carver-like fashion, over whether Carver's stories will have a negative influence on the baby. In prose rich with Nabokovian detail and barroom humor, Spahic paints a portrait of a world so strange, it could only exist in the twenty-first century.…

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Brossura Editoriale. Zustand: . Ottimo (Fine). In un angolo sperduto della Romania meridionale, gli undici reclusi dell'ultimo lebbrosario d'Europa vivono nella rassegnata attesa che il loro destino si compia. È l'alba del 1989, anno destinato a segnare le sorti di un intero continente, quando una serie di drammatici eventi sconvolge i precari equilibri della piccola comunità di lebbrosi, i figli di Hansen. Sullo sfondo degli ultimi deliranti giorni della dittatura di Ceausescu, vividissimi quadri di vita quotidiana all'interno del ghetto fanno da controcanto alla commovente storia dell'amicizia tra due internati, del loro tentativo di fuga - tra entusiasmi improvvisi e laceranti delusioni - e delle atroci efferatezze compiute al solo scopo di mantenere vivo un barlume di speranza. Una riflessione lucida e penetrante sul valore della libertà e sulle diverse sfumature che il suo significato assume nell'esistenza di ciascuno di noi.…

Paperback. Zustand: New. 2nd Revised edition. Appalling and tragic, Ognjen Spahic's exceptional short novel animates the misery of Ceasescu's Romania and its inglorious fall with a metaphor fully up to the task: leprosy. Gerhard Henrik Armauer Hansen was a Norwegian scientist who isolated the Mycobacterium leprae in 1873 and his 'children' are the tragic sufferers of this ghastly disease. In Spahic's novel, it's 1989 and a dozen of them are confined to the last leper house in Europe, an under-equipped facility located in a miserable corner of South Eastern Romania overlooking a toxic fertilizer factory. Here our nameless narrator shares a room with fellow-sufferer Robert W. Duncan, an American intelligence officer whose career was ruined after he was captured by Communists in Berlin. But Duncan still has a few contacts in the shadowlands, notably 'Mr Smooth' who has it in his power to liberate the two men by supplying passports and helping them out of the country. Blending Romania's turbulent 1989 revolution with a lyrical fiction that both shocks and enthrals, Montenegrin author Ognjen Spahic offers an allegorical page to Southeastern Europe's intriguing scrapbook. In 'Hansen's Children', the downfall of Nicolae Ceausescu's repressive control is witnessed from behind the walls of Europe's sole leper-colony. Powerless against forces beyond the leprosarium, the rebellious political change seen across the country influences and erodes the camp's brittle harmony.…