Sten Nadolny is the author of four novels and two collections of essays. The Discovery of Slowness (1983) is regarded as his masterpiece. It has been translated into all major languages and has sold over one million copies worldwide, and was nominated for the Independent Foreign Fiction Prize. He lives in Berlin.
This is both a wonderful historical novel and a spell-binding
individual portrait . . . This is a marvellous translation of a
masterly work
* * Observer * *
Nadolny brilliantly sets the narrative pace to the rhythms of the
frozen landscape, and to the slowness which is bred by hunger
*ROBERT MACFARLANE*
Time, action and vision - a magical hat-trick and one that this
translation pays faithful tribute to, capturing grand adventures
like a detailed painting
* * Scotsman * *
Sten Nadolny shipped us into beautiful, fatal Arctic wastes with
his spellbinding novels
*BOYD TONKIN*
Slow movements of emotion and plot pull the reader expertly in, and
the book with its self-consciously ponderous charm, offers all the
pleasures of the best historical fiction
* * Daily Telegraph * *
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