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BOOK-OCCASION - The publications of the Rodamos publishing house in one package (SOLD OUT in all bookstores)

The four books from the old Greek publishing house RODAMOS, in one package.

1) This unreadable world…
Selected poems, introduction-translation from German by Ioanna Avramidou, bilingual edition, <Rodamos>, Athens 1992, p. 122.

2) THE WHITE CASTLE
[...] But now I think that my life would have changed if fear had not seized our captain, even for a moment. It is known that no one's life is predetermined, that every story is just a chain of coincidences. However, even those who do not ignore this truth, when they look back at their lives, conclude that they lived out of necessity what they actually lived out of coincidence. I too reached such a moment. And as I think I see the colors of the Turkish ships emerging like ghosts from the fog, and I try, sitting at an old table, to write my book, I reflect that at such a moment you must finish the story you started. [...]

Author: Pamuk Orhan (Nobel 2006)
Publisher: RODAMOS
Year: 1991
ISBN-13: 9789607039026
ISBN-10: 9607039025
Categories: Novel, World Literature

3) LILITH
The stories that make up this collection cover a wide range of themes. Some refer to the daily life of concentration camps. For Primo Levi, the camp is a mirror of the world where people, whether they are prisoners or guards, reveal the various and often contradictory aspects of their character. From this terrible experience, the author manages to draw strength and face the world with tolerance and humor. The other stories in the collection belong to different worlds. However, the gaze that the author turns to people and things is one of affection and interest, a deeply humanitarian gaze.

Author: Primo Levi
Publisher: Rodamos
Year: 1992
ISBN-13: 9789607039033
ISBN-10: 9607039033
Categories: World Literature, Short Story

4) THE COLD CHILDHOOD NIGHTS
This book, a strongly autobiographical text, may also be the best presentation of the author herself. Describing with great sensitivity the space and time where her childhood and youth flowed, Tezer Ozlu tries to understand and explain the causes and triggers of her personal adventure (intense mental disorders from childhood, repeated stays in psychiatric clinics). Thus, she guides the reader into the suffocating, petty-bourgeois environment of post-war Turkey.

Author: Tezer Ozlu
Publisher: RODAMOS
Year: 1990
ISBN-13: 9789607039019
ISBN-10: 9607039017
Categories: World Literature