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"No one can leave an island..."

Roy, one of Norway's most important living writers A modern epic by Jacobsen...

The Unseen presents the reader with the impressive story of a five-member fishing family caught between the forces of the sea and the sky on a small island in the north of the country, dating from 1913 to 1928; Nature also takes its place as a kind of antihero in the novel, with what it gives and takes away from the Barrøy family: Wounded hands, biting cold, storms that shatter manual labor in an instant, and never-mentioned emotions... Award-winning author Jacobsen makes vague silhouettes visible with his penetrating, simple narration. , awakens the reader to the fragility and greatness of little things.

Hans Barrøy dreamed of three things; A motor boat, a bigger island and another life. He often told his first two dreams to everyone he knew and didn't know, but he never mentioned the last one, not even to himself. Maria also dreamed of three things: more children, a smaller island and another life. Unlike her husband, she often thought about the last one, and as the first two gradually faded away, the third one grew larger and heavier.
(From the Promotional Bulletin)



Number of Pages: 180

Print Year: 2016


Language: Turkish
Publisher: Yapı Kredi Publications

First Printing Year: 2016

Number of Prints: 3. Edition

Language : Turkish