On the Sickle's Edge, by Neville D. Frankel (used) politics

On the Sickle's Edge, by Neville D. Frankel (used) politicsused, good condition A Russian epic sure to please readers of Amor Towles A Gentleman in Moscow, this sweeping masterwork of love and loss, secrets and survival, On the Sickle's Edge is told through the voices of three characters who lay bare their family's saga: the endearing, scrappy South African born Lena, transported to Latvia and later trapped in the USSR; her granddaughter Darya, a true Communist believer whose growing disillusionment with

’ noted Virginia Woolf in pinpointing his talent

He has brought personality into literature

capital of the now almost forgotten Portuguese empire in Asia

where he was swept into Oscar Wilde’s literary circle

Told in three distinct and uniquely compelling sections

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and involved such characters as Alec Leamas

is a fierce supporter of the Civil Rights movement – as is the woman he is in love with

the Russian Revolution

This is the story of those years

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