9780593490747 - The Absent Moon: A Memoir of a Short Childhood and a Long Depression di Schwarcz, Luiz (16 risultati)

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Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. A profoundly emotional book, and a brave one. The New YorkerA literary sensation in Brazil, Luiz Schwarczs brave and tender memoir interrogates his ordeal of bipolar disorder in the context of a family story of murder, dispossession, and silencethe long echo of the Holocaust across generationsAs a child, Luiz Schwarcz knew little about his grandfather and namesake, Lajos. Only later did he learn that Lajos, a devout Hungarian Jew, had been put on a train to a Nazi death camp with his son Andre, whom he ordered to leap to freedom at a rail crossing while he himself was carried on to death. What young Luiz did know was that his father, Andre, who had emigrated to Brazil, was an unhappy and silent man. Luiz blossomed into the family prodigy, becoming a groundbreaking literary publisher. He found a home in the family silencea home that he filled with reading.But then, at a high point of outward success, Luiz was brought low by a mental breakdown. The Absent Moon is the story of his journey both to that point and back from it, as Luiz learned to forge a more honest relationship with his own mind, with his family, and with their shared past. The culmination is this extraordinary bookthe product of a lifetimes reflection, by a master storyteller. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

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Paperback. Condizione: Brand New. 240 pages. Portuguese language. 7.00x5.00x0.71 inches. In Stock.

Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. A profoundly emotional book, and a brave one. The New YorkerA literary sensation in Brazil, Luiz Schwarczs brave and tender memoir interrogates his ordeal of bipolar disorder in the context of a family story of murder, dispossession, and silencethe long echo of the Holocaust across generationsAs a child, Luiz Schwarcz knew little about his grandfather and namesake, Lajos. Only later did he learn that Lajos, a devout Hungarian Jew, had been put on a train to a Nazi death camp with his son Andre, whom he ordered to leap to freedom at a rail crossing while he himself was carried on to death. What young Luiz did know was that his father, Andre, who had emigrated to Brazil, was an unhappy and silent man. Luiz blossomed into the family prodigy, becoming a groundbreaking literary publisher. He found a home in the family silencea home that he filled with reading.But then, at a high point of outward success, Luiz was brought low by a mental breakdown. The Absent Moon is the story of his journey both to that point and back from it, as Luiz learned to forge a more honest relationship with his own mind, with his family, and with their shared past. The culmination is this extraordinary bookthe product of a lifetimes reflection, by a master storyteller. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.

Paperback. Condizione: New.

Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. A profoundly emotional book, and a brave one. The New YorkerA literary sensation in Brazil, Luiz Schwarczs brave and tender memoir interrogates his ordeal of bipolar disorder in the context of a family story of murder, dispossession, and silencethe long echo of the Holocaust across generationsAs a child, Luiz Schwarcz knew little about his grandfather and namesake, Lajos. Only later did he learn that Lajos, a devout Hungarian Jew, had been put on a train to a Nazi death camp with his son Andre, whom he ordered to leap to freedom at a rail crossing while he himself was carried on to death. What young Luiz did know was that his father, Andre, who had emigrated to Brazil, was an unhappy and silent man. Luiz blossomed into the family prodigy, becoming a groundbreaking literary publisher. He found a home in the family silencea home that he filled with reading.But then, at a high point of outward success, Luiz was brought low by a mental breakdown. The Absent Moon is the story of his journey both to that point and back from it, as Luiz learned to forge a more honest relationship with his own mind, with his family, and with their shared past. The culmination is this extraordinary bookthe product of a lifetimes reflection, by a master storyteller. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.

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