Summer Catalogue 2011-12 - Hill of Content Bookshop
Summer Catalogue 2011-12 - Hill of Content Bookshop
Summer Catalogue 2011-12 - Hill of Content Bookshop
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Fiction<br />
Daniel Stein,<br />
Interpreter<br />
Ludmila Ulitskaya<br />
PB $32.95<br />
Stein is a Polish Jew, who<br />
miraculously survives the<br />
Holocaust. After the war,<br />
he converts to<br />
Catholicism, becomes a<br />
priest and emigrates to<br />
Israel. The character is<br />
based on the life <strong>of</strong><br />
Oswald Rufeisen, the real<br />
Brother Daniel. Feeling his life was saved in the war<br />
for a reason, Stein dedicates himself to bringing<br />
understanding and reconciliation to a violent world,<br />
in his own compassionate and irreverent way.<br />
The Sense Of<br />
An Ending<br />
Julian Barnes<br />
HB $29.95<br />
The Sense <strong>of</strong> an Ending<br />
is the story <strong>of</strong> one man<br />
coming to terms with the<br />
mutable past. Laced with<br />
trademark precision,<br />
dexterity and insight, it is<br />
the work <strong>of</strong> one <strong>of</strong> the<br />
world’s most<br />
distinguished writers.<br />
Winner <strong>of</strong> the <strong>2011</strong> Man Booker Prize.<br />
The Prague Cemetery<br />
Umberto Eco<br />
PB $32.95<br />
Nineteenth-century Europe<br />
abounds with the ghastly<br />
and the mysterious.<br />
Conspiracies rule history.<br />
But what if, behind all <strong>of</strong><br />
these conspiracies both<br />
real and imagined, lay one<br />
lone man? What if that evil<br />
genius created the most<br />
infamous document <strong>of</strong> all?<br />
The Prague Cemetery is the story <strong>of</strong> a secret agent<br />
who weaves plots, conspiracies, intrigues and<br />
attacks, and helps determine the historical and<br />
political fate <strong>of</strong> the Continent.<br />
Apricot Jam And<br />
Other Stories<br />
Aleksandr<br />
Solzhenitsyn<br />
PB $24.95<br />
After years <strong>of</strong> living in<br />
exile, Aleksandr<br />
Solzhenitsyn returned to<br />
Russia in 1994 and<br />
published a series <strong>of</strong><br />
eight powerfully paired<br />
stories. These<br />
groundbreaking stories<br />
join Solzhenitsyn’s already available work as some<br />
<strong>of</strong> the most powerful literature <strong>of</strong> the 20th century.<br />
Open City<br />
Teju Cole<br />
PB $29.99<br />
Along the streets <strong>of</strong><br />
Manhattan, a young<br />
Nigerian doctor doing his<br />
residency wanders<br />
aimlessly. The walks are a<br />
release from the tightly<br />
regulated mental<br />
environment <strong>of</strong> work and<br />
they give him the<br />
opportunity to process<br />
his relationships, his present and his past. A<br />
haunting novel about national identity, race, liberty,<br />
loss, dislocation and surrender, Teju Cole’s Open<br />
City seethes with intelligence.<br />
The Seamstress<br />
Maria Duenas<br />
PB $32.99<br />
The Seamstress is the<br />
inspiring international<br />
bestseller <strong>of</strong> a seemingly<br />
ordinary woman who<br />
uses her talent and<br />
courage to transform<br />
herself first into a<br />
prestigious couturier and<br />
then into an undercover<br />
agent for the Allies<br />
during World War II.