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The Rebels Sandor Marai

The Rebels By Sandor Marai

The Rebels by Sandor Marai


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Summary

From the author of the bestselling Embers, a haunting, powerful tale of innocence threatened by war.

The Rebels Summary

The Rebels by Sandor Marai

It is May 1918, war is sweeping Europe, and a group of boys await graduation in their near-deserted town. Drawn close by an unspoken fear of leaving home to fight, they retreat into a clandestine world of codes, hideaways and fierce invention - until one day a stranger enters their lives and their secret is exposed.

From the great Hungarian author of Embers, The Rebels is the story of a final, precious summer: a haunting novel of youthful exuberance burning in the face of irrevocable change.

The Rebels Reviews

'Great qualities of deep, cynical realism combined with a wild, sometimes surrealistic sense of beauty' Sunday Times
'Elegant, languid and almost subversive. To read it is an experience that leaves one fully alert' Irish Times
'Delicate brilliance . . . perfect and unforgettable detail, like a landscape in the last moments before darkness falls' Literary Review

About Sandor Marai

Sandor Marai was born in Kassa, in the Austro-Hungarian Empire, in 1900, and died in San Diego, California, in 1989. He rose to fame as one of the leading literary novelists in Hungary in the 1930s. Profoundly anti-fascist, he survived World War II, but persecution by the Communists drwove him from the country in 1948. He went into exile, first in Italy, then in the United States.

Additional information

NLS9781447248255
9781447248255
1447248252
The Rebels by Sandor Marai
New
Paperback
Pan Macmillan
2013-08-01
288
N/A
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