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Fiction. In the months of September and October 1833 a young Englishman known as Don Carlos finds himself in Buenos Aires. There he meets a casual laborer, Giovanni Graciani, from Genoa, Italy. This penetrating novel is a long letter Giovanni writes back home to his brother, recounting his own abandonment of faith, the politcal upheavals and bloody events of Argentine history, and his encounters with the man he calls Don Carlos -- An Englishman whose name he only mentions once, but is unforgettable in the memory: Charles Robert Darwin. "Short, concise, and almost flawless. You can compare it with Hamsun, Camus or whomever" -- Adresseavisen. "... one of the most important novels this year, maybe this decade." Dag og Tid. Part of Sun & Moon's Classics series. Translated from the Norwegian by James Anderson.
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Text: English (translation)
Original Language: Norwegian
Original Language: Norwegian
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- PublisherSun & Moon Press
- Publication date2000
- ISBN 10 1557133573
- ISBN 13 9781557133571
- BindingHardcover
- Edition number1
- Number of pages158
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Book Description Hardcover. Condition: Very Good. Translated by James Anderson (illustrator). Hardcover Presumed First American. Fiction: A short hardcover novel by a Norwegian about an Italian laborer who meets and has long discussions with an Englishama named CharlesDarwin in Buenos Aires. In very good condition. Thank you for shopping at an independent bookstore. Seller Inventory # 0016989
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