یک مرگ در خانواده (نبرد‌ من 1) الفارسية 1402

The six-volume novel/autobiography My Battle is a masterpiece written by Karl O Knausger, a famous Norwegian writer, challenging everyone's ideas about what a novel is. In this original, lasting, and wonderful literary work, he narrates his battle with the daily life of his life, and his wonderful and addictive pen makes a new type of reader become enthusiastic about this author and his works. In Book 1, A Death in the Family, Knausger begins Chapter 1 with a reflection on death and addresses this issue with his unbridled way of thinking. In the continuation of this section, he goes back to the events of his adolescence and youth, from his relationship with his father to music and his lovers. Then, in part 2, he mentions the story of his father's death, who became a drunkard at the end of his life and tells about his children who, despite all the bitter memories of their father and while they cherished the wish for his death, are now forced to mourn him. It is worth noting that A Death in the Family has received honors such as one of the bestsellers of the New York Times, one of the best books of the year in The New Yorker, in the Guardian's list of the 100 best books of the 21st century, winning the Norway Braga Award (Norway's annual literary award), the book of the year of the Norwegian Morneblade weekly and many other titles. Another has been achieved.