Description
Liviu Rebreanu's masterpiece, Ion, plunges into the heart of rural Transylvania before World War I, chronicling the life of a young peasant consumed by an unyielding thirst for land. Ion's ambition is a powerful, primal force, driving him to navigate the complexities of village life, love, and social standing in his relentless pursuit of owning his own piece of earth. This novel is a profound exploration of human desire, the deep connection between man and soil, and the often-tragic consequences of unchecked ambition. Rebreanu masterfully portrays the harsh realities of peasant life and the enduring spirit of those who toil the land.
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paperback
London : P. Owen
Published Jan 1, 1965
424 pages
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First Published
1920
Language
rum
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