Häftad, Engelska, 2026
Zen Violinist
Av Diana Janney
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- Utgivningsdatum: 2026-10-01
- Mått: 125 x 198 x 32 mm
- Vikt: 390 g
- Format: Häftad
- Språk: Engelska
- Antal sidor: 448
- Förlag: Cogito Publishing Limited
- ISBN: 9781919605357
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Diana Janney is the author of the novels A Man of Understanding, the Runner-up in The People's Book Prize, The Choice and The Infinite Wisdom of Harriet Rose, which has been translated into four languages (Spanish, German, Dutch and Portuguese), produced as an audiobook by the BBC, and the film rights were sold to a British film company.Formerly, Diana practised as a barrister in London after having qualified as a solicitor at a leading City of London international law firm.She gained two degrees in Philosophy at University College, London, where she received a First for her Master's thesis on Kant and Hume, and three scholarships.Diana has received much international acclaim for her writing, which combines her philosophical knowledge with her wit, highly popular poetry and keen observation of human nature.
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Praise for The Zen Violinist" A stunning book exploring the deep connections between the wisdom of zen, the music of a violin, and the beauties and tragedies of everyday life. A beautiful, compelling love story unfolds with slow tenderness; and as Suki, the narrator, reflects on life as it is, rather than as it should be, Diana Janney's masterpiece becomes a teacher for our time." Mark Williams, co-author of the 1.5 million bestseller, Mindfulness: A Practical Guide to Finding Peace in a Frantic World." I really did love this wonderful story. I found The Zen Violinist very touching. I loved how as the novel went along it made you think more and more deeply about life and one's own ups and downs." Freddy Kempf, one of today's most successful pianists." The Zen Violinist offers a delicately finessed reflection on music and spirituality bound together in a story of love, grief, and self-discovery... Diana Janney throws light on issues and questions central to living a humanly meaningful life.' George Pattison, author of Art, Modernity and Faith.Praise for A Man of Understanding'I was not prepared for how this beautiful and poignant story completely captured my heart and stirred my senses... In my opinion, A Man of Understanding should be classed as a modern literary classic. It is stunning.' Novel Delights''It is one of the most beautifully written books I've ever read. The words just flow so naturally but there is so much substance behind them.' Kelly Holland Bookworm Blogss'A melding of word art, emotional turmoil... I love the art of poetry, and questions of philosophy that burn to be dissected. I adored it.' Cheryl M-M's Book Blog'I have not read a book as philosophical as this for quite some time. Such a poetic novel in every way... I could say I felt almost honoured to read A Man of Understanding... I may have blinked a little tear away too.' Sharon Rimmelzwaan, Beyond The Books''I loved the interaction between grandfather and grandson as they slowly got to know each other. The poetry element in this story so beautifully written... Emotional, thought-provoking and a beautiful story of two people bonding slowly and finding their way in life after their loss.' Book Reviews for uPraise for The Infinite Wisdom of Harriet Rose ''Reading this really well-written book, I genuinely felt I was living Harriet's life with her' Independent on Sunday'...a rather brilliant and beautifully-written story... This really is a rather special book, that is hard to do justice to on paper' The Bookbag'This book itself is a meditation, an invitation to readers who do not conform, to ask and seek answers less obvious than usual, whatever the question' El Mundo (Spain)'A wickedly funny, tender-hearted novel... a book that is a joy from beginning to end' Australian Women's Weekly'Harriet is a great character - fantastically clever, arrogant, socially inept and likely to refer to Kant at inopportune moments. There should be more books... with heroines who idolise Marcus Aurelius' Observer'Diana Janney creates in Harriet Rose a young heroine who is beautiful, confident, clever, successful and much-loved as well as loving... providing more than a few laughs... refreshing' Independent
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