Agamemnon'S Daughter Av Ismail Kadare

<p>In his compelling prequel to <i>The Successor</i>, Kadare draws us into a land deprived of choice, a country under a reign of terror. The spellbinding <i>Agamemnon''s Daughter</i> was written in Albania in the 1980s and smuggled into France a few pages at a time. It reveals a world where fear is an instrument of power, but the individual survives despite the odds.<br><br>From the winner of the first Man Booker International Prize comes a searing story of love denied, then shattered under the chilling wheels of the state. Through the impeccably crafted, incisive tale of a thwarted lover''s odyssey through a single day, we are given a true sense of how hard it can be to remain human in a world ruled by fear and suspicion.</p>