Sophia: or The Beginning of All Tales

RAFIK SCHAMI
Translated by Monique Arav
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Sophia: or The Beginning of All Tales

RAFIK SCHAMI
Translated by Monique Arav
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480 PAGESENGLISH

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  • Published date: Mar 01, 2018
  • Language: English
  • No. of Pages: 480
  • Publisher: Interlink Publishing Group Inc
  • ISBN: 9781566560313
  • Dimensions: 5.25" W x 1.3" L x 8.0" H
Rafik Schami was born in Damascus in 1946, went to Germany in 1971 to study, and stayed on to become a leading German novelist and a pivotal figure in the European migrant literature movement. His novels have been translated into 22 languages and have received numerous international literary awards including the Hermann Hesse Prize. His translated works published by Interlink include Damascus Nights, The Calligrapher’s Secret, A Hand Full of Stars, Sophia, and The Dark Side of Love, which received a starred review in Publishers Weekly and was a 2010 Winner of the Independent Publisher Book Award Gold Medal.
"A vast, sweeping family saga of great ambition and humanity ' Schami's faultless handling of his multiple timelines, his rich characterization, and his bighearted storytelling lift this novel far above the ordinary. At once a page-turning thriller, an illuminating insight into Syrian society and politics, and an all-encompassing tale of loyalty and treachery, Sophia is a novel of great scope and depth from a consummate writer.” — New Internationalist

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