by Aharon Appelfeld · Contemporary French Fiction · tapa blanda · ISBN 9782757807309
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«Floraison sauvage» is the novel by Aharon Appelfeld in paperback, 251 pages, in French.
Gad and Amalia, siblings, inherit the custody of a Jewish cemetery in the heights of the Carpathians. To endure the long winters, Gad and Amalia drink every night and recall their childhood on the plain; that shared memory tightens their bond until an unsettling closeness settles between them.
The French edition was published in 2008, translated by Valérie Zenatti; it belongs to the Points collection, number 1867.
For readers of contemporary fiction who appreciate stories about memory, Jewish heritage, and the complexity of family ties.
Aharon Appelfeld was an Israeli novelist and Holocaust survivor.
