The Caprices
- 228 pages
- 8 hours of reading
Revolving around the Pacific campaigns of World War II, this collection of short stories captures the events, personalities, and harsh realities of war.
Sabina Murray Books
Sabina Murray crafts narratives that delve into the complexities of identity and culture, often setting her stories in liminal spaces where different worlds intersect. Her works explore themes of power, hunger, and the search for authenticity, employing dark comedy and keen psychological insight. She demonstrates a particular interest in historical events, such as the Pacific Campaign of WWII, examining their impact on the individual. Murray's distinctive style is marked by sharp observation and an ability to weave disparate elements into compelling tales.
The Human Zoo
- 272 pages
- 10 hours of reading
In this gripping novel, a Filipino American journalist returns to Manila, now under a dictatorship, to research tribes for her upcoming book. The narrative explores her personal and professional challenges as she navigates a complex landscape of power and identity. With a focus on cultural heritage and the impact of political turmoil, the story delves into the journalist's journey of discovery amidst a backdrop of historical significance, showcasing the author's acclaimed storytelling and unique perspective.
De vervalsing
- 318 pages
- 12 hours of reading
Een Amerikaanse antiquair probeert in Griekenland oudheden te vinden om zijn trieste levenservaringen te vergeten.
Een verslindende obsessie
- 349 pages
- 13 hours of reading
Met de minnaars die een verwende jonge vrouw naar haar vakantiehuisje sleept, loopt het vreemd af.
