Sojourn

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Discover the captivating world of 'Berlin' – a brand-new novel that takes you on an unforgettable journey through the vibrant streets of Berlin. This profound narrative, penned by an acclaimed author, weaves together the experiences of an unnamed visiting professor who arrives in this historic city, discovering its rich cultural tapestry and haunting legacy. As he navigates through the bustling department stores, iconic museums, and eclectic restaurants, he forms deep connections with intriguing characters such as the enigmatic poet Faqrul and the compelling Birgit. Readers will relish in this atmospheric tale that explores themes of solitude, identity, and transformation. The professor’s quest for meaning unravels against the backdrop of Berlin's layered history, presenting a thought-provoking reflection on one’s place in the world. Perfect for fans of literary fiction and contemporary novels, this book is a must-add to your collection. Immerse yourself in Chaudhuri's masterful prose, celebrated for its depth and nuance. Whether you're searching for gift ideas or looking to enrich your bookshelf, 'Berlin' delivers a sublime reading experience that resonates long after the last page. Available for immediate delivery – indulge yourself in the literary elegance of this remarkable novel that challenges the mind and stirs the heart. Your next great read awaits!

Condition: BRAND NEW
ISBN: 9780571360352
Year: 2023
Publisher: Faber


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'A mysterious, subtle, haunting novel.' - Chris Power

An unnamed man arrives in Berlin as a visiting professor. It is a place fused with Western history and cultural fracture lines. He moves along its streets and pavements; through its department stores, museums and restaurants. He befriends Faqrul, an enigmatic exiled poet, and Birgit, a woman with whom he shares the vagaries of attraction. He tries to understand his white-haired cleaner. Berlin is a riddle-he becomes lost not only in the city but in its legacy. Sealed off in his own solitude, and as his visiting professorship passes, the narrator awaits transformation and meaning. Ultimately, he starts to understand that the less sure he becomes of his place in the moment, the more he knows his way.


'Chaudhuri has already proved that he can write better than just about anybody of his generation.' - Jonathan Coe

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