Autier Philippe (8 results)

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PAP. Condition: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. THIS BOOK IS PRINTED ON DEMAND. Established seller since 2000.

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. High in the Himalayas, where glaciers breathe and gods are said to listen, three lives converge around a burden that should never have been carried. Jamal, a young man shaped by Gaza's closed horizons, believes purpose can justify any weight. Tawfiq, a shepherd from Yemen, has learned obedience too well. Dhriti, a woman of the mountains, walks paths older than nations and listens for what the land remembers. Their mission is simple. Its consequences are not. As Cold War relics, modern militancy, and ancient landscapes collide, the journey unfolds across borders both visible and invisible, from the Middle East to India's high valleys, from inherited loyalties to chosen responsibility. What begins as an act of devotion becomes a reckoning with history, identity, and the cost of believing one story too completely. This is not a novel about heroes or villains. It is a story about alignment, what happens when people stop asking who they are told to be and begin asking who they choose to become. Set against mountains that outlast empires, Between Rivers and Silent Peaks explores grief without spectacle, faith without certainty, and love without possession. It asks whether healing can occur without victory, and whether the most meaningful acts often go unseen, misunderstood, or deliberately forgotten. Some journeys end loudly. Others end quietly, leaving the world unchanged, except for those who walked them. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

PAP. Condition: New. New Book. Delivered from our UK warehouse in 4 to 14 business days. THIS BOOK IS PRINTED ON DEMAND. Established seller since 2000.

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Haut dans l'Himalaya, la ou les glaciers respirent et ou l'on dit que les dieux ecoutent, trois vies convergent autour d'un fardeau qui n'aurait jamais du etre porte. Jamal, un jeune homme faconne par les horizons clos de Gaza, croit que le sens peut justifier n'importe quel poids. Tawfiq, un berger du Yemen, a appris l'obeissance trop tot, trop bien. Dhriti, femme des montagnes, marche sur des sentiers plus anciens que les nations et prete attention a ce que la terre se souvient. Leur mission est simple. Ses consequences ne le sont pas. Alors que des vestiges de la guerre froide, des formes contemporaines de militantisme et des paysages ancestraux entrent en collision, le voyage se deploie a travers des frontieres visibles et invisibles, du Moyen-Orient aux hautes vallees de l'Inde, des loyautes heritees a la responsabilite choisie. Ce qui commence comme un acte de devotion devient une confrontation avec l'histoire, l'identite et le prix a payer lorsqu'on croit trop entierement a un seul recit. Ce roman n'est pas une histoire de heros ou de bourreaux. C'est une histoire d'alignement: de ce qui arrive lorsque l'on cesse de se demander ce que l'on nous dit d'etre, et que l'on commence a se demander ce que l'on choisit de devenir. Sur fond de montagnes qui survivent aux empires, Entre les Rivieres et les Sommets Silencieux explore le deuil sans spectacle, la foi sans certitude et l'amour sans possession. Il interroge la possibilite de guerir sans victoire, et suggere que les actes les plus significatifs passent souvent inapercus, sont mal compris ou volontairement oublies. Certains voyages se terminent dans le fracas. D'autres s'achevent en silence, laissant le monde inchange, sauf pour ceux qui les ont parcourus. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

PAP. Condition: New. New Book. Delivered from our UK warehouse in 4 to 14 business days. THIS BOOK IS PRINTED ON DEMAND. Established seller since 2000.

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. High in the Himalayas, where glaciers breathe and gods are said to listen, three lives converge around a burden that should never have been carried. Jamal, a young man shaped by Gaza's closed horizons, believes purpose can justify any weight. Tawfiq, a shepherd from Yemen, has learned obedience too well. Dhriti, a woman of the mountains, walks paths older than nations and listens for what the land remembers. Their mission is simple. Its consequences are not. As Cold War relics, modern militancy, and ancient landscapes collide, the journey unfolds across borders both visible and invisible, from the Middle East to India's high valleys, from inherited loyalties to chosen responsibility. What begins as an act of devotion becomes a reckoning with history, identity, and the cost of believing one story too completely. This is not a novel about heroes or villains. It is a story about alignment, what happens when people stop asking who they are told to be and begin asking who they choose to become. Set against mountains that outlast empires, Between Rivers and Silent Peaks explores grief without spectacle, faith without certainty, and love without possession. It asks whether healing can occur without victory, and whether the most meaningful acts often go unseen, misunderstood, or deliberately forgotten. Some journeys end loudly. Others end quietly, leaving the world unchanged, except for those who walked them. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Haut dans l'Himalaya, la ou les glaciers respirent et ou l'on dit que les dieux ecoutent, trois vies convergent autour d'un fardeau qui n'aurait jamais du etre porte. Jamal, un jeune homme faconne par les horizons clos de Gaza, croit que le sens peut justifier n'importe quel poids. Tawfiq, un berger du Yemen, a appris l'obeissance trop tot, trop bien. Dhriti, femme des montagnes, marche sur des sentiers plus anciens que les nations et prete attention a ce que la terre se souvient. Leur mission est simple. Ses consequences ne le sont pas. Alors que des vestiges de la guerre froide, des formes contemporaines de militantisme et des paysages ancestraux entrent en collision, le voyage se deploie a travers des frontieres visibles et invisibles, du Moyen-Orient aux hautes vallees de l'Inde, des loyautes heritees a la responsabilite choisie. Ce qui commence comme un acte de devotion devient une confrontation avec l'histoire, l'identite et le prix a payer lorsqu'on croit trop entierement a un seul recit. Ce roman n'est pas une histoire de heros ou de bourreaux. C'est une histoire d'alignement: de ce qui arrive lorsque l'on cesse de se demander ce que l'on nous dit d'etre, et que l'on commence a se demander ce que l'on choisit de devenir. Sur fond de montagnes qui survivent aux empires, Entre les Rivieres et les Sommets Silencieux explore le deuil sans spectacle, la foi sans certitude et l'amour sans possession. Il interroge la possibilite de guerir sans victoire, et suggere que les actes les plus significatifs passent souvent inapercus, sont mal compris ou volontairement oublies. Certains voyages se terminent dans le fracas. D'autres s'achevent en silence, laissant le monde inchange, sauf pour ceux qui les ont parcourus. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.