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  • Disquiet
  • 作者:Zülfü Livaneli
  • 出版社代理人:Other Press(美国)【原出版社: Dogan-Egmont(土耳其)】
  • 出版时间:2021年6月
  • 页数:176页
  • 已售版权:法国、德国、希腊、韩国、俄罗斯
  • 版权联系人:tina@peonyliteraryagency.com
内容介绍


*作者Zülfü Livaneli是土耳其备受尊敬的畅销作家、编曲家以及电影导演,也被认为是土耳其最重要的文化影响人物之一。他获得过无数的奖项,更在2014年获得法国的Legion D’Honneur荣誉(法国最高军队以及人民荣誉)


“Livaneli is an essential force in Turkey’s musical, cultural, and political scene.” ―Orhan Pamuk


在 ISIS 对雅兹迪人犯下的暴行中,一个关于爱和信仰的强大故事。本书设定在现代的中东,故事环绕在两位主人公:Meleknaz,一位雅兹迪叙利亚难民以及Hussein一位来自叙利亚边界的土耳其小镇的一名年轻男子。Hussein热衷于帮助他人,于是开始拜访土耳其的难民营去帮忙照顾那些每天上千名涌入土耳其、逃离ISIS的叙利亚人民。他很快的遇见并爱上Meleknaz—这位他家庭认为是诱惑自己家儿子的“恶魔”—而他们悲惨的爱情故事就此开始。


作者透过对人类本质的细致入微的沉思,以及对过去的同理心、探索性的审视这些美索不达米亚土地的现状,为人民、信仰、历史和故事发声。




好评: 

“Entirely captivating.” —New York Times Book Review

 

“[An] arresting novel.” —The New Yorker


“A tale of identities colliding from a writer who’s held five passports…[Disquiet] unfolds in a border town caught between its ancient past and tumultuous present.” —NPR, All Things Considered

 

“A somber, pensive novel, by one of Turkey’s greatest modern writers…Livaneli’s slender narrative contains multitudes…[An] intensely emotional, memorable story.” —Kirkus Reviews (starred review)

 

“A keenly wrought story…[whose] urgency comes through in its tight grasp on the problems of religious violence, misogyny, and the failures of compassion. The result is a memorable illumination of the Ezidi people’s rich history.” —Publishers Weekly


“A penetrating novel…indelible fiction based on real-life horror…[Disquiet] will demand attention, provoke outrage, perhaps even inspire lifesaving change.” —Shelf Awareness


“A moving novel set entirely in the modern-day Middle East.” —PopSugar, Best New Books of the Month

 

“Impactful…[a] fascinating novel about a man caught between cultures.” —Foreword Reviews


“In this soulful novel, Zülfü Livaneli presents a touching human story that unfolds alongside the real-life horrors of terrorist war. Set in and around the ancient crossroads city of Mardin—one of my favorite places in the world—it is both timeless and urgently contemporary. Disquiet is as rich in character and imagery as it is potent in moral clarity.” —Stephen Kinzer, author of Crescent and Star: Turkey Between Two Worlds


“This is a riveting story skillfully rendered. It is a gift to readers.” —Rafia Zakaria, author of Against White Feminism


“A journalist investigates his friend’s murder and learns the truth about the brutality of war, religious intolerance, cultural chauvinism, hate, sacrifice, and love. Livaneli is a brilliant Turkish writer with a voice and a message that must be heard globally.” —Mahbod Seraji, author of Rooftops of Tehran


“On the surface, Disquiet is a quest narrative that follows a man searching for answers about a friend’s horrific death, but beneath that framework pulse probing questions about the mortal cost of prejudice, the chasm between East and West, the mystery of obsession, and the necessity of recognizing our shared humanity. It is a slim dagger of a book that cuts deep.” —Keija Parssinen, author of The Ruins of Us