Kassandra and the Wolf View Online By Margarita Karapanou
| Title | : | Kassandra and the Wolf |
| Author | : | Margarita Karapanou |
| Format | : | Paperback |
| Page | : | 130 pages |
| ISBN | : | 1566567718 |
Margarita Karapanou s Kassandra and the Wolf was first published in 1974, and went on to become a contemporary classic in Greece, receive international acclaim, and establish its 28 year old author as an intensely original new talent, who garnered comparisons to Proust and Schulz Six year old Kassandra is given a doll I put her to sleep in her box, but first I cut off h Margarita Karapanou s Kassandra and the Wolf was first published in 1974, and went on to become a contemporary classic in Greece, receive international acclaim, and establish its 28 year old author as an intensely original new talent, who garnered comparisons to Proust and Schulz Six year old Kassandra is given a doll I put her to sleep in her box, but first I cut off her legs and arms so she d fit, she tells us, Later, I cut her head off too, so she wouldn t be so heavy Now I love her very much Kassandra is an unforgettable narrator, a perfect, brutal guide to childhood as we ve never seen ita journey that passes through the looking glass but finds the darkest corners of the real world.This edition brings Kassandra and the Wolf back into print at lasta tour de force and, as Karapanou liked to call it, a scary monster of a book
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Margarita Karapanou was a Greek novelist She was born in Athens in 1946, the daughter of Greek novelist Margarita Lymberaki She was raised and educated in Greece and France Her novels have been translated into several European languages Her 1976 novel Cassandra and the Wolf was awarded in the year 1988 in France as the best translated work of fic Margarita Karapanou was a Greek novelist She was born in Athens in 1946, the daughter of Greek novelist Margarita Lymberaki She was raised and educated in Greece and France Her novels have been translated into several European languages Her 1976 novel Cassandra and the Wolf was awarded in the year 1988 in France as the best translated work of fiction 
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Margarita Karapanou s Kassandra and the Wolf was first published in 1974, and went on to become a contemporary classic in Greece, receive internationa
130 pagesMargarita Karapanou
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