Mar Morto

Mar Morto

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1999 · Italiano · Brossura · 34 editions
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In the vibrant coastal town, the narrative unfolds against the backdrop of the sea, blending the everyday lives of its inhabitants with their dreams and struggles. Jorge Amado, writing at just 24, brings to life a rich tapestry of characters who inhabit this bustling waterfront community. Each character, with their unique desires and challenges, grapples with the intersection of love, ambition, and the salty embrace of the ocean.

The novel explores themes of longing and loss, showcasing the deep emotional currents that run beneath the surface of the seemingly tranquil life by the bay. Through moments of joy and sorrow, the residents’ stories intertwine, creating a poignant portrait of human experience, marked by resilience in the face of adversity.

As the ebb and flow of the waves mirror the characters' journeys, the narrative invites readers to dive deep into the essence of the human condition. Their struggles resonate with timelessness, allowing the rich cultural landscape of the Brazilian coast to become a character in its own right, filled with mysteries, beauty, and the relentless pursuit of hope.

Dettagli del libro

Formato Brossura
Pagine 280 pagine
Lingua Italiano
Pubblicato Jan 1, 1999
Editore Mondadori
Edizioni 34 editions
ISBN-10 8804469099
ISBN-13 9788804469094

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