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An adventure story and a reflection of the experience of a generation, White Raven is a tale of childhood friends, cast adrift by the tide of change that swept through Poland during the 1980s. Following the accidental death of a policeman, the men go on the run. The urgent flight through the desolate winter mountains abruptly ends with a climax as shocking as it is symbolic. White Raven won the prestigious Fundacja Koscielskich Award. o First English translation of the Polish Kerouac o Cult novel of the post-communist generation o Ad in Book Forum Andrzej Stasiuk was born in 1960 and lives in Poland. His first book , The Walls of Hebron , is a collection of twelve stories about prison, based on the experience of his desertion from the army.
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White Raven, Andrzej Stasiuk
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- Released
- 2000
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- Title
- White Raven
- Language
- English
- Authors
- Andrzej Stasiuk
- Publisher
- Serpent's Tail
- Released
- 2000
- Format
- Paperback
- Pages
- 256
- ISBN10
- 1852426675
- ISBN13
- 9781852426675
- Series
- Tags
- Fiction, Literary Fiction, Psychological novels, Polish literature, Poland, Mountains and Ranges, Men, Searching for the meaning of life, Wandering, 1990s, Warsaw, Beskydy
- First published
- 1995
- Original title
- Bialy kruk
- Rating
- 3.7 out of 5
- Description
- An adventure story and a reflection of the experience of a generation, White Raven is a tale of childhood friends, cast adrift by the tide of change that swept through Poland during the 1980s. Following the accidental death of a policeman, the men go on the run. The urgent flight through the desolate winter mountains abruptly ends with a climax as shocking as it is symbolic. White Raven won the prestigious Fundacja Koscielskich Award. o First English translation of the Polish Kerouac o Cult novel of the post-communist generation o Ad in Book Forum Andrzej Stasiuk was born in 1960 and lives in Poland. His first book , The Walls of Hebron , is a collection of twelve stories about prison, based on the experience of his desertion from the army.