

PublisherPublisher_Al Khan Publishing and Distribution
In a Europe racked by 1916, devastated by World War I and on the verge of the Bolshevik Revolution, Benjamin, a young Russian, travels to Prague on a secret mission. Upon arrival, he mistakenly receives a letter from Franz Kafka, “Tigers in the Temple,” mistaking it for the coded message he came for. The result? Pure Kafkaesque. (The Publisher) — Moasir Sklair, one of Brazil’s finest storytellers. (Alberto Manguel) — Sklair’s literary breath is fresh and beautiful, his artistic roots firmly rooted in Jewish mythology and tradition, just as deeply rooted in Brazil’s literary history. (The Washington Post)
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| Publisher | Publisher_Al Khan Publishing and Distribution |
|---|---|
| Category | Novels & Short stories |
| Language | Arabic |
| ISBN | 9789921712193 |
| Availability | In stock |
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