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  • The Oratorio of Scented Time • The Martyrdom of Aunt Martha • Willows

    by Boris Kolar ...
    Translated by Gregor Timothy Čeh ...
    When the mundane becomes fantastic, the uncanny feels oddly familiar. Boris Kolar’s short stories challenge the boundaries of human experience, confined by our perceptions and tainted by memory, amplifying the limits of our grasp in order to subvert them and – quite literally – go deeper. For Kolar's protagonists this can lead to bizarre turns, marvelous mishaps, and funny encounters at moments ... Read more

    $9.99 CAD

  • Iqball Hotel

    by Boris Kolar ...
    About the book and the authorThe story of the Iqball hotel is set in the time immediately after World War I. The laid-back Vito, bustling with Mediterranean cheerfulness, fulfils his life's wish when he sets up a hotel in the middle of the savannah, even though the hotel is only a mud cabin. The Maasaian Harusha are the only guests bringing laughter and plenty of not too sensitive fun to the hotel ... Read more

    $16.05 CAD

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  • Big Game Shooting - The Lion in South Africa

    by F. C. Selous ...
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  • The Lost World Of The Kalahari

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    Laurens van der Post was fascinated and appalled at the fate of this remarkable people. Ostracised by all the changing face of African cultural life they retreated deep into the Kalahari desert. His fascinating attempt to capture their way of life and the secrets of their ancient heritage provide captivating reading and a unique insight into a forgotten way of life. ... Read more

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    by Ge Fei ...
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    In this avant garde novella, memory and time are subjective. A writer named Ge Fei retreats to the beautiful solitude of the Waterside to finish his novel inspired by the Revelations of St. John. He perceives ominous and portentous signs in the natural landscape around him, particularly in a flock of brown birds that flies periodically past his window. The arrival of a mysterious woman named Qi ... Read more

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