The Blue Pigeon by Dojna Galic Barr

The Blue Pigeon Serbian Writers Association by Dojna Galic Barr Dojna Barr tells a story about others but actually writes a story about herself, writing, in fact, about the misfortune and destiny of her brother Miroslav and her family. The buried truth about the victims of Tito's dictatorship which, even after sixty years, is still grassed over and buried under the earth, once again sprouts up from the ground and from time in this novel. The relationship of killer and victim, persecutor and persecuted, is written with exceptional feeling for a psychological and deep weaving of human feelings. And the author of this novel is herself a hero of this novel, a hero of a time of evil, a time of hate and a time of death. At the same time, the author's dream of a world without hate, the author's energy of love, "which never ends," bring light and hope both to the novel and to the artificial soul of contemporary humanity. Hardback. Used-good condition. All pages intact. Smoke free. 50% of the profits from this sale will be given to a local Friends of the Library. Yugoslav Slavic Family Saga Biography Biographical Memoir BKNK