WE STILL LIVE KALMAN SEGAL

Immerse yourself in the moving novel "We Still Live" by Kalman Segal, which takes the reader on a journey through the meanders of human fate. It is a story full of emotions, reflections and unforgettable characters. Discover a world presented with extraordinary sensitivity and depth, which will remain in your memory long after you finish reading.

• Delightful and terrifying prose that touches the deepest emotional chords.
• Prayer and curse intertwined in an extraordinary narrative.
• Novel balm and novel monster that surprises at every turn.
• Heterogeneous and one-dimensional, built of overlapping stories.
• Bakhtin's polyphony, in which the author's voice is only one of many.
• Segal's magnum opus, a summary of his life and artistic experiences.
• A book unknown for almost fifty years, now available in its full glory.

Kalman Segal's novel is a true literary mosaic in which idyll intertwines with tragedy, and horror with a pessimistic epilogue. It is a story of life and death, of love and hate, of hope and despair. Segal gives voice to his characters with extraordinary precision, creating a gallery of characters who live and die in the past. Each of them has their own story to tell, and their fates intertwine into a fascinating whole.

"We Still Live" is not only a novel, but also a testimony of an era. Segal captures the realities of life in ancient times with extraordinary sensitivity, showing both the beauty and the cruelty of the world. His prose is full of poetic images and metaphors that remain in the memory for a long time. It is a book that makes you reflect on your own life and on the meaning of existence.

Kalman Segal (1917-1980) was a writer of Polish-Jewish origin who wrote mostly in Yiddish for most of his life. "We Still Live" is his last novel written in Polish, which is a summary of his life and artistic experiences. This book remained unknown for many years, and its fragments appeared only in the form of short stories. Only now, thanks to the efforts of the Austeria publishing house, can we enjoy the full version of this extraordinary work. The book format is 205x145x31 mm, paperback. Year of publication: 2020.

Reach for "We Still Live" and let yourself be carried away on an extraordinary journey through the world of human emotions and experiences. It is a book that will remain in your memory for a long time and will make you reflect on your own life.