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A touching and poetic novel about growing up, family, loss and the search for freedom, imbued with unusual characters and a subtle philosophy that turns everyday life into magic.
The fictitious meeting of baroque poets in Telgte in 1647, who discuss the German language and peace in the midst of the Thirty Years' War, is the author's allegory for the post-war German "Group of 47".
The novel portrays the destructive power of false morality through the character of a mother whose apparent goodness stifles her son's freedom. Bromfield masterfully analyzes the hypocrisy of early 20th-century American society.
This compelling historical novel follows the fate of Maria Carolina, the sister of Marie Antoinette. As Queen of Naples, she fought against Napoleon's dominance and built her own royal legacy.
This intriguing satirical novella by French writer Marcel Prévost wittily dissects the German national character, the authoritarian mentality, and petty-bourgeois family life at the beginning of the 20th century.
Nela Stipančić Radonić’s dystopian novel, set in the second half of the 21st century, explores alienation, ethical dilemmas, and the loss of humanity under the influence of advanced technology and the quest for a "new human."