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A Castle in Romagna

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ABOUT
THE BOOK

In eleven tightly woven chapters that alternate between Renaissance Italy and Tito’s Yugoslavia, this novel tells two tales of love, intrigue and betrayal at one and the same time.

Here it is Rimini, 1535, and the Croatian island of Rab, 1948, just days after Tito’s momentous break with Stalin. Lives and fates are intertwined, history repeats itself, nostalgia for home is bittersweet and undying.

ABOUT
THE AUTHOR Igor
Štiks

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

Country
Bosnia, Croatia
Original Language
Crotian
Author
Publisher
Autumn Hill Books
Translator
Tomislav Kuzmanovic and Russell Scott Valentino

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