MARGINESY - JAMES: A STORY ABOUT FREEDOM AND IDENTITY

Discover a moving reinterpretation of Mark Twain's classic novel, where the enslaved Jim regains his voice and becomes the central figure in a story about freedom, identity, and sacrifice. This bold and brilliantly translated story takes the reader into the heart of the dramatic events on the Mississippi on the eve of the Civil War.

• Engaging narrative from Jim's perspective
• Deep reflection on identity and belonging
• Moving story about sacrifices for loved ones
• Bestseller of the "New York Times" and "Sunday Times"
• Award National Book Award for Fiction
• Nomination for the Booker Prize

Embark on a journey through the treacherous waters of the Mississippi, where James and Huck Finn, forced to flee, sail together towards the elusive promise of free states. Each bend in the river brings the prospect of both salvation and downfall, and James must keep himself and Huck alive while finding a way to free his family and regain his dignity.

Everett's novel, written from the perspective of the title character, is not only an engaging and hilarious story, but also a deep reflection on identity, belonging, and the sacrifices we are willing to make to protect those we love. It is a story of courage, determination, and the strength of the human spirit in the face of adversity.

The book was honored with the National Book Award for Fiction and the Kirkus Prize, and was shortlisted for the Booker Prize and in the final of the Orwell Prize for Fiction. A must-read for anyone who appreciates literature that touches on important social and moral issues.

Marginesy Publishing presents this exceptional novel in an elegant paperback cover, with 336 pages. The 137x215 mm format makes the book comfortable to read and ideal for taking on a trip. The year of publication 2025 guarantees that you receive the latest edition of this bestselling story.