The History of Love (Nicole Krauss)
Slovak translation of Otto Havrilla holds the writer´s purposeful strategy to light up a humorous, sometimes very poetic style that tells a sad story with a happy ending.
History of Love is a kind of tribute for items lost, for unsolved mysteries. Heroes are set in contemporary New York, each of the narrators has yet own style, own story, but slowly start to intertwine with each other, as well as with a mysterious manuscript book of the same name. Leo Gursky is an old immigrant returning to the memories of his native Poland, that surreptitiously monitors the life of his re-found son. Alma Singer, youthful girl who must cope with the death of his father and searches for a woman, which she was named after - the main character of the mysterious novel ...
translation books A-Z
- kolektív autorov
- Address Unknown Kathrine Kressmann Taylor
- Big fish Daniel Wallace
- Great House Nicole Krauss
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Chagrin d’école
Daniel Pennac
- In Watermelon Sugar Richard Brautigan
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Les femmes du braconnier
Claude Pujade-Renaud
- Man, Who Planted Trees Jean Giono
- My Name Is Asher Lev Chaim Potok
- Nine stories Jerome David Salinger
- Old Men at Midnight Chaim Potok
- On the road Jack Kerouac
- On the Road: Original Scroll Jack Kerouac
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Suddenly a Knock on the Door
Etgar Keret
- Sunset Park Paul Auster
- The Bridges of Hope Livia Bitton-Jackson
- The Education of Little Tree Forrest Carter
- The Empty Family Colm Tóibín
- The Gift of Asher Lev Chaim Potok
- The History of Love Nicole Krauss
- The Imperfectionists Tom Rachman
- The Sea Is My Brother Jack Kerouac
- The Sense of an Ending Julian Barnes
- There Is Someone in the House Ľudmila Petruševská
- To the end of the land David Grossman
- Tracy´s Tiger William Saroyan
- Travels in the Scriptorium Paul Auster
- When I was mortal Javier Marías
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Winter Journal
Paul Auster
- Winterreise Elfriede Jelinek
- Zazie in the metro Raymond Queneau
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