Winner of the 1998 Nobel Prize for literature .
"A capacious,funny,threatening novel " Michael Wood,New york Review of Books
The Harvill Press, London
1999 paperback 358 P. / unread copy
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" A novel of wit, warmth and wonder" Yann Martel
Saramago´s enchanting novel is a mix of facts( an Indian elephant really did make this journey in 1551), fable and fantasy .....
Harvill Secker, London 2010 P.B. 200 P. As new / unread
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88,00 DKK
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Translated by Nick Caistor and Amanda Hopkins
From the misty mountains of the north to the southern seascape of the Algarve, the travels of Nobel Laureate José Saramago are a passionate rediscovery of his own land. Setting off in his veteran motor car, Saramago wants to travel to Portugal, as well as through it: by making it his destination the acclaimed writer hopes to take stock of his native land as it hovers on the edge of the modern world. He is no typical guide - he avoids the "sights" in favour of a remote Romanesque church, a cobweb-ridden chapel, the local and the domestic - but, with his deep fount of memory and erudite knowledge, each encounter evoking the span of Portugal's history, he is anyone's idea of a delightful travelling companion.
The Harvill Press, London 2002 Paperback 442P. Very god condition-unread.
98,00 DKK
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Winner of the Nobel prize for literature
"A book filled with lyrical and intellectual rewards" Bill Marx,Boston Globe
The Harvill Press, London 2000, Paperback . 312 P. Unread copy
88,00 DKK