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Embrace a captivating journey through time! Kaliane Bradley, an up-and-coming author with two literary prizes under her belt (2022), has published her first novel in German (and other languages), following its success in English.
Beyond the Horizon
"The Ministry of Time" has garnered attention on various Insta pages, with readers praising its engaging time-travel narrative.
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A Storyline Worth Understanding
The story unfolds through a first-person narrator, who finds herself assigned to work with Captain Gore, a man rescued from a failed Arctic expedition in 1847. Their task is to navigate modern life together, with the narrator assisting Gore in all matters. Their relationship evolves from professional to personal, leaving the true intentions of the ministry unclear.
Bradley skillfully weaves elements of romance, time travel, and social commentary, immersing readers in an imaginative world filled with adventure and intrigue. All while examining issues such as identity, humanity, and morality. A pleasurable read, especially for those drawn to stories involving time traveling, as they ignite our curiosity and stir our imaginations.
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- In her debut novel, "The Ministry of Time," Kaliane Bradley brilliantly intertwines themes of literary time travel, romance, and social commentary, making it a captivating choice for readers interested in the genre.
- "The Ministry of Time" is not only a fascinating exploration of time travel but also an insightful examination of human identity, morality, and the complexities of relationships.
- Apart from Bradley's work, other books worth delving into include Beatrice Frasl's "FRASL: Disromanticize Yourselves - A Book with Gravity," offering explosive content exploration, and "ERNAUX: Protocol of the Dying Mother - 'I'm Not Getting Out of the Darkness'," a deep dive into the author's relationship with her mother.
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