The Islander: A Biography Of Halldor Laxness Gudmundsson Maclehose Press Αγγλικά Βιβλία Fiction Biographies And True Stories

\ An Enthralling Heartening Study Of A Man Unflagging Interest In Life\ Independent\ Thoroughly Researched Biography\ New York Review Books\ Provides Readers English With Perfect Introduction To The Life And Works Outstanding Writer One Whom Everyone Should Read\ Irish Times\ I Am Convinced By Gudmundsson\ S Portrayal Laxness\ J M Coetzeea Strong Memorable Who Fought Heroically Write For World But Its Rarest Languages Halldór Laxness Won Nobel Prize Literature 1955 During His Which Spanned Nearly Entire Century He Not Only Wrote Sixty Books Also Became Active Participant Europe\ Idealistic Debates Struggles 1930S Attracted Soviet Communism Travelled Widely Bloc Despite Witnessing Some Atrocities Remained Defender Until 1960S Political Leanings Never Dominated Work Continually Sought Divulge Beauty That Lurks Beneath Everyday Ensuring Artistry Sanctuary Humanism Reflection This Biography Guðmundsson Has Been Granted Access Unique Material Family As Result Interrelationships Between Personal Politics Career Are Meticulously Examined What Emerges Is Grand Description Fascinating Personality Manifold Conflicts 20Th Mirrored First Degree Dreamed Coming Close To\ Boris Pasternak 1960\ When Bad Mood Have Picked Your There Pure Deep Sound Welcomed Me Charming From Page\ Karen Blixen Open Letter 1952Translated Icelandic Philip Roughton Σελίδες: 496 Έτος Έκδοσης: 0928 Διαστάσεις: 15 4X15 4Cm