Alexis Sorbas

German, Nikos Kazantzakis, Alexander Steinmetz, Isidora Rosenthal-Kamarinea, 2001
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A love letter to Greece and its people. The world-famous and multiple award-winning novel about a fateful adventure in Crete was adapted into an unforgettable film classic starring Anthony Quinn.

Alexis Sorbas is the primal philosopher of simple living, who knows all the trades that can be practiced with foot, hand, and head. In a harbor tavern in Piraeus, the first-person narrator, a writer searching for the true roots of his life, meets the drifter. Together, they travel to the southern coast of Crete, attempting to revive an old mine.

A daring adventure that spectacularly fails—where the "boss," as Alexis Sorbas soon calls him, learns more about life than from all his books. Alexis Sorbas lives in the moment, drawing from the security of nature; he is the broadest soul, the strongest body, the freest scream. A novel full of power and life, confidence and inner strength, and a rogue's tale of ancient cheerfulness.

Key specifications

Language
German
Genre
Novels + stories
Author
Alexander SteinmetzIsidora Rosenthal-KamarineaNikos Kazantzakis
Number of pages
352
Book cover
Paperback
Year
2001
Item number
7132392

General information

Publisher
Piper
Category
Fiction
Release date
1.9.2001
Sales rank in Category Fiction
1850 of 281258

Book properties

Genre
Novels + stories
Language
German
Author
Alexander SteinmetzIsidora Rosenthal-KamarineaNikos Kazantzakis
Year
2001
Number of pages
352
Edition
5
Book cover
Paperback
Year
2001

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Product dimensions

Height
187 mm
Width
120 mm
Weight
252 g

Package dimensions

Length
19.10 cm
Width
12.30 cm
Height
2.60 cm
Weight
249 g

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