THE MYSTERY of Albanian beauty in London - Terziu, Fatmir
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Here, Terziu uses the rules by breaking the rules, uses techniques, facts and arguments by illuminating the other side of them. So, it gives us a novel, a world, a universe where we can look at phenomena from any analytical perspective, as in surrealist paintings, where the ways of articulating interpretations pass into the subconscious layer of consciousness and open up thousands of ways of approaching, of interpretations, regardless of the approach and way of looking at the novel. So, it always leaves other variants for interpretation. (S. Hajra)

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Here, Terziu uses the rules by breaking the rules, uses techniques, facts and arguments by illuminating the other side of them. So, it gives us a novel, a world, a universe where we can look at phenomena from any analytical perspective, as in surrealist paintings, where the ways of articulating interpretations pass into the subconscious layer of consciousness and open up thousands of ways of approaching, of interpretations, regardless of the approach and way of looking at the novel. So, it always leaves other variants for interpretation. (S. Hajra)
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Even the mountains shave their heads. Yes. People believed in this legend that brought to life the new name of an area where life had begun to fade. Yes, even the mountains had shaved their heads. Their baldness gave that area another name. And life between the new name was just a glimpse of the past. It was such that the war was with water, land, stone, and wood. It was with all that wealth that that baldness had turned into a chronology of stories. Thus, during the yellowed wrinkles of stories that life became a risk of oblivion. And forgetfulness weaved in it quite a few spiders. Visible and invisible spider webs crossed old books and new ones formed new dictates for the benefit of oblivion itself.