Split
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- Author: Stanković Slavoljub
- Publisher: Algoritam
- ISBN: 9789533160795
- Availability: Available
- Condition: Excellent
- Code: 85596
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Split
Stanković Slavoljub
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Slavoljub Stanković: Split
Miša, a kid from Belgrade, learned at the age of ten that he had a three-day older brother, actually a half-brother, in Split. The years passed full of pain, the need for the now thirty-three-year-old "copywriter" from Belgrade to meet his brother - to solve the family enigma and break the omerta on the subject became unbearable.
In the meantime, the brothers grew up, most certainly drifted apart without ever having the chance to be close, or even meet each other, between them stretched a gap, a state border and ethnic hatred... However, Miša goes to Split to solve a family secret, meet his brother, get to know himself, father...
Slavoljub Stanković's second novel "Split" is a story about a father and a son, and another son. And something difficult and important, but told easily, dynamically, wittily and poignantly. This is a novel about separation (split), forgiveness and acceptance, about a brother, about a father and a family hostage, in the end, about a Father.
"Stanković's incredible storytelling gift told the novel in breath, and at the same time you will often be out of breath, out of breath, sometimes from pain, sometimes from laughter. This is a novel in which a "copywriter", a philosopher, an unwanted son and a Father meet. And one a beautiful and in love woman from Zagreb who wants Misha's child at all costs, so that the cycle, like in the Greek tragedy, could be repeated..."
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- Author: Stanković Slavoljub
- Publisher: Algoritam
- Year of publication:2010
- Place of publication:Zagreb
- Pages:170
- Dimensions:13x19 cm
- Script:Latin script
- Condition:Excellent
- Binding:Softcover
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