Ulteriori informazioni
•FOR FANS OF HISTORICAL FICTION: especially fans of WWII stories from some of the smaller European countries
•BUILDING ON SUCCESS: The most recent novel by a world-renowned writer, following the success of I Saw Her One Night which has been well received by critics (starred review in Kirkus Reviews)
Info autore
Drago Jancar was born in 1948 in Maribor, Slovenia, and is one of the best-known Slovenian writers at home and abroad. After studying law, he worked as a journalist, editor, and a freelance writer, and traveled to both the US and Germany. As President of the Slovenian P.E.N. Centre (1987 - 1991), Jancar was engaged in the rise of democracy in Slovenia and Yugoslavia and has been described as "the seismologist of a chaotic history."
I Saw Her That Night won the Best Foreign Book Prize (Prix du meilleur livre etranger) in 2014 and the Kresnik Award for best novel of the year. In 2011 he was awarded the European Prize for Literature. His novels and short stories have been translated in several languages and his plays have been produced on many on American stages. He now lives in Ljubljana.
Riassunto
The latest novel by likely the greatest living Slovenian writer
Prefazione
•PROMOTIONAL COPIES: over 300 copies will be sent to booksellers and reviewers across the country
•STRONG MEDIA CAMPAIGN: Dalkey will promote on all social media channels
•EBOOK AVAILABLE: Ebook will be mentioned on all press release materials, Dalkey website, etc.
Testo aggiuntivo
"And Love Itself is not, as the title may suggest, a love story, nor is it a historical novel, it is first and foremost a novel about love. More than the story and the fate of a love and more than a story about war, in which love found itself, it is a novel of the solitary effort of an individual of how to protect this love and preserve it in spite of it all."-Delo
"A superb novel, both sensual and serious." -Le Figaro magazine
"The economy with which Jančar creates memorable characters and moments while never letting the reader forget the war, the tumult of Yugoslavia, or the incursion of communism is astonishing." -Kirkus Reviews, Starred Review for previous novel I Saw Her That Night
