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Discover the gripping narrative of 'The Wreck (Paperback)', a powerful Kanak novel that intricately explores the themes of independence and inter-generational trauma. Published by Little Island Press in 2011, this book is a penetrating examination of the struggles faced by the Kanak people in New Caledonia. Through the eyes of young Lčna, readers journey into a world where personal and collective histories intertwine. As Lčna embarks on her quest for truth, she unravels a repressed childhood trauma that mirrors the tumultuous fight for independence in her homeland. This deeply moving story is rich with emotional depth and cultural significance, making it a must-read for those interested in indigenous literature and post-colonial themes. The Wreck offers a unique perspective on the challenges of confronting the past while seeking personal and societal liberation. Perfect for readers who love literary fiction that resonates on a personal level, this brand-new paperback is an essential addition to your collection. Order today and explore the profound truths hidden within this remarkable story. Delivery Information: Enjoy fast shipping from Smartfox NZ, ensuring your copy of 'The Wreck' arrives promptly, ready to transport you to the poignant world of New Caledonia.
The Wreck (Paperback)
Condition: BRAND NEW
Publisher: Little Island Press, Auckland
Publication Date: 2011
Binding: Paperback
Set against the fight for independence in New Caledonia, The Wreck is the first Kanak novel and a turblent examination of inter-generational abuse. Young LĂ©na's quest is to gain an awareness of a repressed childhood trauma. It is, she says, like the excitement of a detective sensing he's about to uncover the clue that will open the gates of truth. ""Naked, cruel, indecent - whatever. I must have the truth.
The Wreck (Paperback)
Condition: BRAND NEW
Publisher: Little Island Press, Auckland
Publication Date: 2011
Binding: Paperback
Set against the fight for independence in New Caledonia, The Wreck is the first Kanak novel and a turblent examination of inter-generational abuse. Young LĂ©na's quest is to gain an awareness of a repressed childhood trauma. It is, she says, like the excitement of a detective sensing he's about to uncover the clue that will open the gates of truth. ""Naked, cruel, indecent - whatever. I must have the truth.