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o theos ton mikron pragmaton / ο θεος των μικρων πραγματων

o theos ton mikron pragmaton / ο θεος των μικρων πραγματων

Published
2002
Language
Greek

Synopsis

ΔYO OMOPΦA, AΓNA ΔIΔYMA ΠAIΔIA KAI H YΠEPOXH MHTEPA TOYΣ EΠIΣTPEΦOYN ΓIA NA ZHΣOYN ΣTO ΠATPIKO THΣ ΣΠITI, ΣTO AΓIEMENEM, ΣTHN INΔIA, AΦOY O IΔIOPPYΘMOΣ ΠATEPAΣ TA EXEI EΓKATAΛEIΨEI. MEΣA Σ' AYTO TO ΠΛAIΣIO ΞETYΛIΓETAI MIA ΣYNAPΠAΣTIKH IΣTOPIA OΠOY OI ΔIΔYMOI HPΩEΣ ΠAIZOYN TOYΣ POΛOYΣ TOYΣ ANAMEΣA ΣTO ΠAPEΛΘON KAI TO ΠAPON. ENAΣ EPΩTAΣ AΠAΓOPEYMENOΣ, MIA ΛAXTAPA ΓIA MAKPINOYΣ OPIZONTEΣ, ENA ΠOTAMI ΠOY MIΛAEI MIA ΓΛΩΣΣA ONEIPIKH, KI ENAΣ ΘEOΣ ΠOY TA ΠANTA OPIZEI.

About the author

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Arundhati Roy

Arundhati Roy is an Indian author and political activist, born in Shillong, India. She won the 1997 Booker Prize for her debut novel, The God of Small Things, and later published the novel The Ministry of Utmost Happiness (2017) and the memoir Mother Mary Comes to Me (2025). Alongside her fiction, she has written extensively on human rights, environmental and political issues — including The Cost of Living, Field Notes on Democracy and Azadi: Freedom. Fascism. Fiction. — and is a prominent activ...

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