Descripción
After William Styron was awarded the Pulitzer Prize for his The Confessions of Nat Turner in 1967, he later began writing, exploring an equally charged the Holocaust. Set in 1947, Sophie's Choice is the complex tale of an aspiring young writer, Stingo, who befriends Nathan Landau, a brilliant, unstable Jew. Nathan's beautiful Polish lover, Sophie Zawistowska, is a survivor of the Nazi Holocaust whose guilt over a terrible choice forced on her at Auschwitz destroys both her and Nathan. The story won the American Book Award. Powerful, solid literature. Signed and collectible.
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Tapa dura
Páginas
562 páginas
Idioma
Inglés
Publicado
ene. 1, 1999
Editorial
Easton Press
Ediciones
111 ediciones