Aram's Notebook by Anglada, Maria ?ngels

Aram's Notebook

A mother and son's fictional journey to escape the Armenian Genocide and start anew. Like any other...
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SKU: 9781961056039
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Author: Maria ?ngels Anglada
Format: Paperback
Language: English
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Aram's Notebook by Anglada, Maria ?ngels

Aram's Notebook

€33,56

Aram's Notebook

€33,56
Author: Maria ?ngels Anglada
Format: Paperback
Language: English
A mother and son's fictional journey to escape the Armenian Genocide and start anew.

Like any other fifteen-year-old boy, Aram might never have written the events of his still young life, except that he found himself suddenly plunged into exile, fleeing certain death. In 1915, the Ottoman authorities undertook the wholesale extermination of the Armenian people; hundreds of thousands of men, women, and children like Aram suffered one of the twentieth century's most savage persecutions. Inspired by the plight of the murdered modernist poet Daniel Varoujan (1884-1915), this novel follows Aram and his widowed mother on their flight toward a new life on--and under--the sea. From recollections of his father's meditations on Homer to a life-changing apprenticeship as a coral fisherman off the coasts of Cataluña and Marseille, Aram's tale dives into a future that might help redeem a harrowing past. Aram's Notebook examines the Armenian Genocide through a narrative in which poets and poetry loom large. Aram's tale evokes a struggle not simply for physical survival, but for saving memory from the clutches of destruction. Evocatively translated from the original Catalan by Ara Merjian.

Author: Maria ?ngels Anglada
Publisher: Swan Isle Press
Published: 07/31/2024
Pages: 136
Binding Type: Paperback
Weight: 0.44lbs
Size: 8.40h x 5.00w x 0.50d
ISBN: 9781961056039

About the Author
Maria Àngels Anglada (1930-99) was a prestigious twentieth-century Catalan writer. Her books include Les closes, The Violin of Auschwitz, and A Night. Ara H. Merjian is an art historian and professor of Italian Studies at New York University. He is the author and translator of numerous books.

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