Another Name (Septology I-II)
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The first book of the grandiose canvas about God, loneliness and the radiant darkness of art.
The nominee for the Buker Prize of 2020.
Yun Fossa is a famous Norwegian writer and playwright. In addition to plays, he writes poetry and novels, children"s books and essays. A few years ago, Fossa said that from now on it would be only prose, and his "trilogy" immediately received the Award of the Council of the Northern countries.
The artist ASLE lives in Dulgue. Basically, he communicates only with his neighbor, a single fisherman with a donkey. Another Asle lives in Bjergvin. He is also an artist. Both Asle are friends and in a sense are two versions of the same life.
In the first book of "Septology", the Master "of the Slow Prose", Yoon Fossa retrospectively introduces us to the childhood of both ASLE. "Another name" is a story about memory, fjord, dangers and a neighbor who perished at sea
The nominee for the Buker Prize of 2020.
Yun Fossa is a famous Norwegian writer and playwright. In addition to plays, he writes poetry and novels, children"s books and essays. A few years ago, Fossa said that from now on it would be only prose, and his "trilogy" immediately received the Award of the Council of the Northern countries.
The artist ASLE lives in Dulgue. Basically, he communicates only with his neighbor, a single fisherman with a donkey. Another Asle lives in Bjergvin. He is also an artist. Both Asle are friends and in a sense are two versions of the same life.
In the first book of "Septology", the Master "of the Slow Prose", Yoon Fossa retrospectively introduces us to the childhood of both ASLE. "Another name" is a story about memory, fjord, dangers and a neighbor who perished at sea
Author:
Author:Yun Fossa
Cover:
Cover:Hard
Category:
- Category:Fiction
- Category:Modern Literature
- Category:Poetry & Literature
Publication language:
Publication Language:Russian
Paper:
Paper:Offset
Age restrictions:
Age restrictions:16+
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-04-122508-7
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