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Olga Grjasnowa

    November 14, 1984

    Olga Grjasnowa is an author whose works draw from a rich tapestry of cultural influences. Her writing delves into the depths of the human experience, exploring the complexities of identity and belonging in the contemporary world. Grjasnowa is known for her keen observation and her ability to craft complex characters with emotional depth. Her style is both direct and lyrical, offering readers an engaging and thought-provoking literary journey.

    Olga Grjasnowa
    Et ægteskabs mangel på juridisk skarphed
    Juli, August, September. Roman
    De juridische schimmigheden van een huwelijk
    Die Macht der Mehrsprachigkeit
    All Russians love birch trees
    City of Jasmine
    • 2019

      City of Jasmine

      • 256 pages
      • 9 hours of reading
      4.2(596)Add rating

      When Hammoudi, a young surgeon based in Paris, returns to Syria to renew his passport, he only expects to stay there a few days. But the authorities refuse to let him leave and Hammoudi finds himself caught up in the fight against the regime. Meanwhile, budding actress Amal has also joined the protests against the government and her own father, by whom she feels betrayed. Realising that they will never again be safe in their homeland, Amal and her boyfriend Youssef decide to flee to Europe in a desperate bid to survive.But the path to safety brings its own risks, and Amal and Youssef once again narrowly escape death when their overcrowded ship sinks. Eventually they reach Germany, but soon discover that in this new life – where they are perceived as nothing but refugees – their struggle is far from over.God Is Not Shy is an intimate and striking novel that offers real insight into the horrors and inhumanity of war, whilst also focusing on the humanity of the protagonists, marking Olga Grjasnowa as one of the most talented and admired young authors working in Germany today.

      City of Jasmine
    • 2014

      All Russians love birch trees

      • 330 pages
      • 12 hours of reading
      3.9(1506)Add rating

      When her boyfriend, Elias, dies from a serious soccer injury, Masha, a young immigrant living in Germany who is studying to become an interpreter, must finally confront a past that has haunted her for years

      All Russians love birch trees