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In the novel "To Go and Stay," S. D. Curtis follows the refugee Azad in Lithuania, dissecting the tangle of doubts, prejudices, and complexities of East-West relations.
A masterpiece by Nobel laureate Jon Fosse. Through two key moments in the life of the fisherman Johannes — his birth and death — the writer weaves a moving, poetic and deep meditation on the wonder and meaning of existence itself.
A satirical novel by Witold Gombrowicz, published in 2009. Through a grotesque autobiographical story set in Argentina, the author sharply questions Polish national identity, tradition, and the absurdities of emigration.
"The Catcher in the Rye" by J.D. Salinger is a cult novel about growing up, teenage rebellion and loneliness. It follows Holden Caulfield in his search for authenticity and protecting a child's innocence from the adult world.
Leonid Leonov's short novel Yevgenia Ivanovna explores the themes of alienation, insurmountable homesickness, loss of identity and unhappiness in the post-war world through the tragic fate of a Russian emigrant in Europe.
Emily Brontë’s Gothic novel about the dark, obsessive love between Heathcliff and Catherine Earnshaw, whose destructive power, revenge, and social barriers ruin two generations of families.