Details:
Page: 660
Format: 307 X 195 mm
Word: ≈ 90 000
ISBN: 9789941303012

Page: 660
Format: 307 X 195 mm
Word: ≈ 90 000
ISBN: 9789941303012
Author: Zaira Arsenishvili
The events described by the prominent screen writer unfold in Telavi, a small Georgian town in the 1920-50s. Following the lives of three women, a reader can observe the developments in the history of the country: the lifestyles of the locals, as well as the Georgians of the period in general, their culture and aspirations, global political events and the Soviet terror of the 1930s.
Praise:
“An unadorned and highly talented rendition of the tragic events that befell Georgia in the 1930s.”
© Tamaz Chiladze (writer)
Reviews:
Woe is Life – Zaira Arsenishvili’s Book that Took Its Own Time
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| Language | Territory | Publisher |
| German | World | Mitteldeutscher Verlag |