Hermana - Fosse, Jon
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A four-year-old boy lives with his mother, father and a sister one year younger than him in a rural area near the sea. The boy and his sister explore the world around them, but their mother constantly brings them home. At first glance, the story is simple, but it also raises essential questions about existence. In vivid and moving detail, Jon Fosse captures the little boy's thoughts and reflections. His observations, longings, loneliness and the deeply inexplicable are conveyed with the precision and linguistic beauty customary for the 2023 Nobel Prize winner in literature.

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A four-year-old boy lives with his mother, father and a sister one year younger than him in a rural area near the sea. The boy and his sister explore the world around them, but their mother constantly brings them home. At first glance, the story is simple, but it also raises essential questions about existence. In vivid and moving detail, Jon Fosse captures the little boy's thoughts and reflections. His observations, longings, loneliness and the deeply inexplicable are conveyed with the precision and linguistic beauty customary for the 2023 Nobel Prize winner in literature.
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Autorenporträt
Jon Fosse (Haugesund, Noruega, 1959). Está considerado uno de los autores más importantes de nuestro tiempo. Su obra ha sido traducida a cuarenta idiomas y sus piezas teatrales han sido representadas en unas mil producciones diferentes a lo largo del mundo. Ha ganado un gran número de premios internacionales y noruegos. Debutó como escritor en 1983 con la novela Raudt, svart y desde entonces ha escrito más de cincuenta obras entre teatro, novela, poesía y ensayo. Trilogía, editada en De Conatus, es una de sus novelas más emblemáticas. En 2007, fue nombrado caballero de la Ordre national du Mérite de Francia.
Jon Fosse
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