The Great Hunger

In Johan Bojer's poignant novel, «The Great Hunger,» readers are drawn into the harrowing world of rural Norway during the devastating 1860s famine. Bojer employs a rich, lyrical style, deftly capturing the emotional landscape of his characters as they navigate through despair, resilience, and the harsh realities of agricultural life. The narrative not only reflects the physical starvation inflicted by nature but also the psychological and cultural hunger that haunts the human spirit. Set against the backdrop of a changing Norway, the novel serves as both a social commentary and a testament to the enduring... Edasi