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Noget jeg gerne vil sige
- Narrated by: Elsebeth Holtze Madsen
- Length: 9 hrs and 21 mins
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Noget jeg gerne vil sige
Narrated by:
Elsebeth Holtze Madsen
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Summary
13 lange noveller - hver af dem som en lille intens roman - af den amerikanske novellekunst suveræne mester Alice Munro. Det er fremragende portrætter af søstre, mødre, døtre, tanter, bedstemødre og veninder og af mændene i deres liv. Helt almindelige hverdagsliv, fra første verdenskrig til nutiden, hvor de store katastrofer, den store kærlighed eller det store savn, den smerte, skam - eller kedsomhed, som ethvert liv rummer, uden at vi måske lægger mærke til det eller nogensinde taler om det, belyses i glimt så præcise, at det gibber i én af genkendelse. Og af fryd over Munros skarpe og dybe menneskekundskab og hendes mesterlige evne til at sætte ord på.
Med forord af Ida Jessen.
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