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THE STAR WITH NO NAME IBD

MIHAIL SEBASTIAN / GABI REIGH
AURORA METRO PRESS
11 / 2021
9781912430512
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Thrown off the train for not having a ticket, Mona finds herself, alone, in a rural town at night. Although she is fashionably dressed, she has no money and nowhere to stay. Fortunately, the local schoolteacher, Marin, invites her to stay at his home while he sleeps over at a friendâÇÖs place.However, an attraction soon develops. Marin, a keen astronomer, reveals that he has discovered a star which is not marked on any star chart. They share a wonderfully happy night together. But their idyll is soon shattered by the arrival of MonaâÇÖs boyfriend, Grig. Will Mona choose to return to her old life in the city or settle for a quieter life with Marin?This play was a hit play in Romania at the time it was written and has subsequently been adapted for film in both France and Russia. Available for the first time in a new English translation by Gabi Reigh.ABOUT THE AUTHORMihail Sebastianáwas the pen-name of the Romanian writer Iosif Hechter. Born in the Danube port of Braila, he died in a road accident in 1945. During the period between the wars he was well-known for his lyrical and ironic plays and for urbane psychological novels tinged with melancholy, as well as for his extraordinary literary essays. His noveláFor Two Thousand Yearsáis a Penguin Modern Classic.ABOUT THE TRANSLATORGabi ReighâÇÖs translations and fiction have been published ináModern Poetry in Translation,áWorld Literature TodayáandáThe Fortnightly Review. She has won the Stephen Spender prize for poetry in translation and was shortlisted for the Tom-Gallon Society of Authors short story award. She is currently engaged in a translation project calledáInterbellum Seriesáfocusing on works from the Romanian interwar period, including the poetry of Lucian Blaga.Introduction by Alex BoicanáDr Alex Boican was born in Bucharest, Romania, and since 1990 has lived in the UK. He studied at Birkbeck College and University College London. He holds a PhD in Romanian literature from UCL, where he is currently a Teaching Fellow in Romanian Literature and Culture. His main interest is in contemporary novelistic representations of class and gender.

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