What the glacier is silent about
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What could be calmer than the lifeless blue and white expanses of the Arctic desert? However, the criminal novel by the Norwegian Torah Even Svanes will not only change, he will explode these ideas and capture you completely and completely. It would be more correct to name this work by a psychological thriller, which it is in its purest form. Short, dynamic chapters of the novel subtly convey a complex conflict that flares up in a closed space of a seal -tape ship between a girl - an inspector of the fishing department and the crew. The conflict develops into a real moral terror, and then into physical violence. "The confrontation between male cruelty and female fragile emotionality is depicted well and truthful. The psychological war, combined with the description of the ship and the sea, displays the novel by Svanes on a par with the masterpieces of the literature on navigation. An exceptionally written, the novel "what the glacier is silent about" offers his vision of almost waterproof bulkheads between social strata in a country where many amazingly naive souls believe that everyone is equal. Bjorn Gabrielsen, Dagens Nringsliv "Descriptions in the novel perfectly reflect the discomfort and the struggle that unfolded aboard the ship. Svanes has an impressive ability to show what is called psychological torture
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Author:Svanes t #Pages
Cover:
Cover:Soft
Category:
- Category:Fiction
- Category:Detective Books
Paper:
Paper:Gray
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-98797-156-7
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