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The story of the Singapore writer Isa Kamari, the laureate of the Literary Prize of Southeast Asia (2006), combines the traditional narrative in the style of the Malay Shaira (poem) with a modern theme.
The action of the novel unfolds in the bird park Singapore, the International Tourist Center and the famous bird reserve. Through the dialogue of the Singapore grandfather and his grandson, the author reflects on the problems of human existence, his relationship with nature and the animal world.
A famous Persian legend about Phoenix - Simurg (a symbol of the Almighty), with which the birds of the park dreams of meeting is woven into the narrative. In this story, Isa Kamari acts not only as a talented writer, but also as a thoughtful philosopher
The action of the novel unfolds in the bird park Singapore, the International Tourist Center and the famous bird reserve. Through the dialogue of the Singapore grandfather and his grandson, the author reflects on the problems of human existence, his relationship with nature and the animal world.
A famous Persian legend about Phoenix - Simurg (a symbol of the Almighty), with which the birds of the park dreams of meeting is woven into the narrative. In this story, Isa Kamari acts not only as a talented writer, but also as a thoughtful philosopher
Author:
Author:Kamari Isa
Cover:
Cover:Soft
Category:
- Category:Fiction
- Category:Modern Literature
- Category:Poetry & Literature
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-6045244-3-5
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