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The Wind from the Mountains (1934), the first part of the Bjørndal trilogy, is an epic saga set in the Norwegian mountains, imbued with the spirit of patriarchal life and conflict with nature. The novel follows the Bjørndal family, whose patriarch, Dag, e
There's No Way Around (1935) is the final part of the famous Bjørndal trilogy (which also includes the novels And the Forests Sing Forever and The Wind from the Mountain), but it forms a completely separate entity. In the work, Guldbrannsen weaves a story
Danielle Steel's fiftieth novel, published in 2000. Varying many topics and treating them in different ways, this time the author deals with figures from public life: Madeleine and Jack Hunter are seen figures of Washington - people call them the "golden
"Lord Jim" by Joseph Conrad is a psychological novel that follows the story of Jim, a young British sailor burdened with guilt and shame after abandoning the ship "Patna" with passengers in danger.
August Šenoa's historical novel, which was published in Vijenec in 1877, and was published as a book in 1878. The novel is subtitled "Historical Narrative XVI. century" so it can be seen as a historical monograph in the form of a novel.