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George Saunders
ISBN 9781526602022
Rs. 958
Bloomsbury
Lincoln in the Bardo
George Saunders' 'Lincoln in the Bardo' chronicles President Abraham Lincoln's grief following the death of his son, Willie, in 1862. The novel is set in the 'bardo,' a transitional space between life and death where Willie’s spirit resides alongside a chorus of other deceased voices. Through this inventive structure, Saunders explores themes of loss, humanity, and the impermanence of life.Why You Should Read? Experience a unique narrative structure blending historical events with spiritual themes. Explore profound themes of grief, loss, and human connection. Read the 2017 Man Booker Prize winner. Gain an imaginative perspective on Abraham Lincoln.
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