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Journey Through the Wilderness
Moris Farhi
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Description for Journey Through the Wilderness
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Daniel Brac goes to South America to restore a major painting. But he is also on a mission: he must redeem his life-long cowardice and hunt the war criminal who murdered his father. To forge his courage he seeks out Manku Yupanqui, the only hero never to have known fear. So begins Daniel's odyssey - an epic voyage across the primal landscape of politics and religion, culture and morality, spirituality and sexuality.
Daniel Brac goes to South America to restore a major painting. But he is also on a mission: he must redeem his life-long cowardice and hunt the war criminal who murdered his father. To forge his courage he seeks out Manku Yupanqui, the only hero never to have known fear. So begins Daniel's odyssey - an epic voyage across the primal landscape of politics and religion, culture and morality, spirituality and sexuality.
Product Details
Publisher
Saqi Books London
Format
Paperback
Publication date
2002
Condition
New
Number of Pages
490
Place of Publication
London, United Kingdom
ISBN
9780863563720
SKU
V9780863563720
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Ref
99-15
About Moris Farhi
Moris Farhi was born in Ankara, Turkey. He studies humanities in Istanbul and drama at the Royal Academy of Dramatic Arts, London. He has written numerous film and television scripts, novels and poetry. He is the author of The Last of Days and Children of the Rainbow, also published by Saqi Books. He is a Fellow of the Royal Society ... Read more
Reviews for Journey Through the Wilderness
'Farhi's massive novel is an erotic and violent experience... the story breathes life into extraordinary characters.' The Daily Telegraph 'Mystical, poetic and violent.' The Observer 'Full of energy and an all-embracing, visionary humanity.' Tom Aitkin, TLS 'A powerful and eloquent writer ... bears comparison with the best of Graham Greene.' London Magazine 'Farhi's language positively sings. He is, in fact, ... Read more