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Benjamin's Crossing

Name: Benjamin's Crossing
Brand: Canongate Books Ltd
SKU: 35568427
Price: 11.39 EUR
Availability: InStock
Author: Jay Parini
ISBN: 9781786892850

Jay Parini

Language

English

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Libristo code: 35568427

Publishers Canongate Books Ltd, August 2021

There is no such thing as history, you see. It's a dream, perhaps even a dream of a dream . . .Walte... Full description

Libristo code: 35568427

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There is no such thing as history, you see. It's a dream, perhaps even a dream of a dream . . .Walter Benjamin is dead. One of the most radiant minds of the twentieth century has been snatched away by death in a small town on the border between Spain and France. His thousand-page manuscript, carried the length of France during his flight from the Nazis, has vanished with him, never to be recovered. Jay Parini's extraordinary novel traces Benjamin's steps back through time, from the salons of Berlin to the winding roads of Catalonia. A tale of escape and pursuit, Benjamin's Crossing dramatises one of the most moving peripheral episodes of the Holocaust; and above all, it is a love story.