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The Alphabet up to S
Kermani’s book is one of a kind – a novel and journal, and a tribute to the magic of literature
About a writer at the height of her success yet at her lowest personal point in ...
Navid Kermani
Navid Kermani, born in Siegen in 1967, lives in Cologne. He has been awarded numerous prizes, including the Peace Prize of the German Book Trade in 2015, the Hölderlin Prize of the City of Bad Homburg in 2020 and the Honorary Prize of the Austrian Book Trade in 2021. Most recently published by Hanser are Grosse Liebe (novel, 2014), Album (2014) and Sozusagen Paris (novel, 2016). In 2022, Jeder soll von da, wo er ist, einen Schritt näher kommen (Come a Little Closer, All of You, Wherever You Are) was published, which made it to No. 1 on Der Spiegel bestseller list.http://navidkermani.de
Come a Little Closer, All of You, Wherever You Are
The bestselling author explores the big questions and the meaning of life
Evening after evening, a father tells his daughter about religion - not just about their own, Islam, but about ...
Ayda, Bear, and Hare
It doesn’t matter if you’re Persian, German, Turkish, Bear, or Hare—as long as you have great friends!
Navid Kermani’s story about friendship, tolerance, and overcoming ...
Paris, In a Way
A writer has written a novel about the love of his life during his youth. After a reading, a woman he doesn’t recognise approaches him. But nevertheless – it is her. What happens to a true ...
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For his novels Dein Name and Große Liebe, Navid Kermani was lauded one of the most inventive and spirited authors of our time. Now his early novels and short stories have been collected in one ...
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My first true love – blown out of all proportion by hindsight – didn’t even last a week from first kiss to break-up; but the heartbreak lasted a lot longer, right up till today, really, ...
moreYour Name
An unprecedented narrative masterpiece, Your Name makes for a highly compelling read. Navid Kermani's descriptions of everyday life are as precise as his portrayals of momentous events such as ...
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