by Steven Galloway, Nuria Salinas Villar · tapa blanda · ISBN 9788415325574
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In the heart of a besieged city, where life hangs by a thread and hope fades with each explosion, a cellist decides to defy barbarism with the beauty of his music. Inspired by a true event, this book tells the story of a man who, for twenty-two days, goes out to play his cello in the same place where a bomb took the lives of twenty-two people. His act of courage and resistance becomes a symbol of humanity in the midst of chaos, a beacon of hope that resonates in the lives of those who listen to him and in the soul of a city that refuses to die. Through unforgettable characters, the novel explores themes such as war, loss, courage, and the ability of art to transcend horror and remind us of our shared humanity.
Steven Galloway is a Canadian novelist and a former professor at the University of British Columbia. He is the author of the award-winning novel The Cellist of Sarajevo (2008).
