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A novel by the Nobel Prize-winning and New York Times bestselling author of "The Books of Jacob" and "Drive Your Plow Over the Bones of the Dead" presents the intricate tales of a secluded Polish village. In this remote settlement, a woman arrives without knowing a soul. The village may be sparsely populated, yet it overflows with narratives both from its residents and its history. Among the inhabitants is Marek Marek, a drunk who discovers a strange avian presence within him, and Franz Frost, tormented by nightmares linked to a newly identified planet. Additionally, there's a man whose peculiar death straddled the Polish-Czech border and attracted international attention. Echoes of the region's German past linger, as once it was considered their land. The novel delves into the origins of the town and the tales of its saints, weaving together a compelling patchwork of history and cosmology. Similar in style to Tokarczuk's "Flights," which received the International Booker Prize, "House of Day, House of Night" masterfully illustrates that even the smallest of places can contain infinite stories.
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A novel by the Nobel Prize-winning and New York Times bestselling author of "The Books of Jacob" and "Drive Your Plow Over the Bones of the Dead" presents the intricate tales of a secluded Polish village. In this remote settlement, a woman arrives without knowing a soul. The village may be sparsely populated, yet it overflows with narratives both from its residents and its history. Among the inhabitants is Marek Marek, a drunk who discovers a strange avian presence within him, and Franz Frost, tormented by nightmares linked to a newly identified planet. Additionally, there's a man whose peculiar death straddled the Polish-Czech border and attracted international attention. Echoes of the region's German past linger, as once it was considered their land. The novel delves into the origins of the town and the tales of its saints, weaving together a compelling patchwork of history and cosmology. Similar in style to Tokarczuk's "Flights," which received the International Booker Prize, "House of Day, House of Night" masterfully illustrates that even the smallest of places can contain infinite stories.
