Synopsis
About Olga Tokarczuk
See more books from this Author“Flights” is a unique reading experience, but it also can be a demanding one. However, perseverance pays huge dividends. Travel may broaden the mind, but this travel-themed book stimulates it.
Read Full Review of Flights | See more reviews from Star TribuneFlights has echoes of WG Sebald, Milan Kundera, Danilo Kiš and Dubravka Ugrešić, but Tokarczuk inhabits a rebellious, playful register very much her own.
Read Full Review of Flights | See more reviews from GuardianIn this risky, restlessly mercurial book, she's found a way of turning that philosophy into writing that doesn't just take flight but soars.
Read Full Review of Flights | See more reviews from NPRIt's a journey without a destination, and this will naturally frustrate the reader who demands Story, who adores linearity. But for those who like traveling beyond the edges of the map, Flights could do the trick.
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