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The novel "City of Refugees," by the prominent Hungarian writer Lajos Zilahy, is a moving drama about the fates of people caught in the maelstrom of the First World War and the post-war chaos, focusing on the struggle for survival and human dignity.
As a storm traps French tourists in a small Spanish town—where a fugitive seeks refuge following a crime of passion—Maria, amidst the desperation of others and the revelation of her husband’s infidelity, confronts her own inner fractures.
The return of her daughter, Amanda, will force Lucija to confront a suppressed trauma from her youth—a brutal crime in the Maiella mountains that left an indelible mark on her life and the local community.
Ernest Claesu's short humorous and satirical novel "The Blessed Pastor Kampens" (1983) is a warm depiction of rural life in Flanders, imbued with mild irony, folk spirit and human weaknesses.
A powerful, socially critical novel by Sinclair Lewis concerning a bank and social standing. The discovery of the protagonist’s distant African ancestry exposes the deep-seated racial prejudices and hypocrisy of an American community.
The second part of the author’s expansive saga *Not All People Are Equal*, in which passion, human weaknesses, and the relentless fates of life are explored through intimate dramas and social upheavals.