Pompéi, le rêve sous les ruines
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Richard Llewellyn was a British novelist whose work frequently explored Welsh themes. His most acclaimed novel immortalized the life of South Wales mining communities, achieving international recognition. A recurring motif in Llewellyn's narratives involves protagonists assuming new identities, often after being transplanted into foreign cultures. His writing is characterized by a vivid style that brings these experiences to life.







One of the Truly Great Novels of our Time
Román - príbeh detstva a mladosti Huwa Morgana.Je istou obdobou ságy početnej proletárskej rodiny vo Walese, zviazanej pevnými rodinnými tradíciami a zvyklosťami, ako sa vyvinuli v rodinách, v ktorých sa banícke remeslo dedilo z pokolenia na pokolenie. Túto tradíciu však neupevňovala iba osobná hrdosť baníckeho povolania, ale aj prastaré zvyklosti, vyplývajúce z nepísaného práva...
Growing up in a mining community in rural South Wales, Huw Morgan is taught many harsh lessons. Looking back, where difficult days are faced with courage and the valleys swell with the sound of Welsh voices, it becomes clear that there is nowhere so green as the landscape of his own memory. schovat popis