Tundj Hata knew that for remote, buried hamlets, this spectacle was at the same time their literature, theater, art, philosophy, and perhaps love.
Ismail Kadare, The Traitor’s Niche, ch. 3
Tundj Hata knew that for remote, buried hamlets,…
Tundj Hata knew that for remote, buried hamlets, this spectacle was at the same time their literature, theater, art, philosophy, and perhaps love. Ismail Kadare, The Traitor’s Niche, ch. 3
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