If you have had enough of those ‘amazing’ and ‘must (do/ read/ etc.)’ things, then you’re just like me, searching for that human spark, sensibility and goodwill, and thus this book is exactly what you need.
Viorel Ilisoi artfully writes about
his heroes. There is care and consideration in his words that seem to blossom
from the story and carve the margins. For it seems to me that the stories he
tells were already alive before he started telling them and they just needed
attire made from Ilisoi’s words to gain a shape we could easily recognize.
I was deeply touched and gladden by
his stories. There is such beauty in this rarely seen human kindness!
“...
The serious, severe, impenetrable
professor suddenly becomes quiet, like a broken clock, and his eyes, like a
piece of living glass steamed by the whiteness of old age, start to moisten. He
keeps quiet for a long time, yet all his thoughts can be heard.
...”
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