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Häftad, Engelska, 2026
148 kr
Kommande
Rural Anatolia, 1950s. Once the pride of the village with her thunderous gallop and commanding presence, Doru the Mare is now left to stray, roaming untethered amid the indifferent mercy of nature. As Doru fights to survive, the community she leaves behind is forced to confront what her absence lays bare: a village already buckling under poverty and despair, now searching for its own soul.Abbas Sayar’s Wild Horse stands alongside London’s White Fang, Vladimov’s Faithful Ruslan, and Sewell’s Black Beauty, using the animal gaze to ask questions that travel across borders, and to illuminate everything we cannot say directly about ourselves. Casting an unflinching eye on the vast beauty of the Anatolian countryside and the harsh conditions that shape the lives within it, Wild Horse is a novel deeply rooted in place and yet unmistakably universal.
Häftad, Engelska, 2026
148 kr
Kommande
Panait Istrati, ranked along with Maxim Gorky, Orhan Kemal, Jack London, and John Steinbeck, meets English readers once again with his modern classic."Where are we going, Yonel?""Into the world, Matake, with the thistles at our heels!"The Thistles of the Baragan is the tragic but intensely vibrant story of Matake and his lust for life, despite all its sharp edges. Leaving his pure heart behind with his mother, this young boy joins his father on a journey in pursuit of a better life for the family. We witness, through Matake's voice and eyes, their trials and tribulations, scenes that hit too close to home-of injustice, ruthlessness, and a peasantry caught in the grasp of a poverty so absolute that even the thought of a single bite from a stale bread drives them to violence. Nevertheless, they chase the thistles with childish glee. In the world Istrati paints for them with all his poeticism and descriptive might, the real sorrow lies in being left behind while life flows. A true ode to humanity and resilience, The Thistles of the Baragan brings the reader face to face with the spiked beauty that is living-a beauty that never simply arrives to those who just remain, waiting.