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Two brothers, we don't know their names
one is "big", the other is "small".
they fell into a well, the well is deep and there is no food, they are looking for a way out.
with this narrative, as if it came from a holy book or an old epic, the spanish writer ivan repila presents a masterpiece about the will to cling to life with nails in the face of the greatest helplessness, brotherhood and true sacrifice.
he makes us witness to the madness of the brothers who reinvent language under conditions that strip one of humanity.
the child who stole atilla's horse will reveal a rage you didn't even know you had, wounds you haven't even been aware of carrying in your self for years, and will take you to both a fairy tale world with his language and the deadly silence of a refugee camp.
product name: the child who stole atilla's horse
product code: 9786257005586
author: ivan repila
publication year: 2020
cover type: cardboard cover
number of pages: 87
paper type: book paper
translator: öznur karakaş.
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Dergah Yayınları Atillanın Atını Çalan Çocuk / / Ivan Repila features
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| Product Name | : | Atillanın Atını Çalan Çocuk |
| Publishing house | : | Dergah publications |
| Stock code | : | 9786257005586. |
| Number of Pages | : | 87 |
| Publication date | : | 2020–01 |
| Cover type | : | Cardboard cover |
| Paper type | : | Book paper |
The spanish writer iván repila, with this narrative as if from a holy book or an old epic, presents a masterpiece about the will to cling to life with nails in the face of the greatest helplessness, brotherhood and true sacrifice. he makes us witness to the torment of brothers who are driven mad by being human in conditions that deprive them of humanity and reinvent language with the available means. the boy who stole atilla's horse will reveal a rage you didn't even know you had inside, wounds you didn't even realize you had carried in your self for years, and will simultaneously transport you to a fairy tale world with its language, and to the deadly silence of a refugee camp.









