Irmelin Sandman Lilius is an author whose works delve into the depths of human experience, unraveling the intricate connections between characters and their worlds. Her writing, often set against meticulously crafted backdrops, explores themes of memory, identity, and the fluid nature of existence. Through a distinctive style that is both poetic and incisive, Lilius invites readers to contemplate the enduring questions of life and art. Her ability to create vivid characters and compelling narratives makes her a resonant voice in contemporary literature.
Die fast elfjährige Anna Lina erbt einen kaukasischen Teppich und wird von dessen Erinnerungen gefangen genommen. Sie erlebt die dramatischen Ereignisse der kämpferischen Völker im Kaukasus zwischen 1854 und 1885 hautnah mit.
The murder of a customs official in a small, late 19th-century Finnish town has many repercussions for the townspeople, especially for the members of the Halter family who become involved with the son of the suspected murderer
