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Lams Book by Mohammadreza Kateb

€83.20
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Author
Mohammadreza Kateb
Product Type
Printed Book
Origin
Iran
Format
Paperback
Ağırlık
450 g (15.87 oz)
Delivery date
Kas 16 — Kas 23

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Lams Book by Mohammadreza Kateb

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"Lams" by Mohammadreza Kateb is a novel that delves into the lives of individuals who, either willingly or unwillingly, confront their true selves at pivotal moments in their lives. The story begins with an apparent murder or a possible suicide, a death that thrusts Sabor, the closest person to the deceased and a political activist, into a police detention center. As Sabor recounts the enigmatic and seemingly implausible life of the deceased to the case's investigator, his explanations only deepen suspicions against him. Desperate to clear his name, Sabor engages in a peculiar game, a strategic maneuver that gradually entangles both himself and the investigator, leading them into a deeper and more complex psychological and existential labyrinth. "Lams" is a compelling exploration of truth, identity, and the often blurry lines between reality and perception.

Genel görünüm

Page Count

448

Persian Title

کتاب لمس اثر محمدرضا کاتب

ISBN

9786003677128

Genre & Theme

A sensory and emotional novel exploring the power and significance of human touch.

Writing Style & Theme

Intimate and profound, a testament to the author's ability to craft deeply human stories.

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Ağırlık 450 g
Condition

New

Product Type

Printed Book

Genre

Literary Fiction

Format

Paperback

Origin

Iran

Author Mohammadreza Kateb

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