The Incandescent Threads

Disgrifiad Cymraeg / Welsh Description

Dyma'r nofel ddiweddaraf yn y gyfres 'Sephardic Cycle', sef casgliad o weithiau annibynnol sy'n archwilio canghennau amrywiol y teulu Portiwgeaidd-Iddewig, y Zarcos, gan symud o Wlad Pwyl wedi 'i anrheithio gan yr Ail Ryfel Byd i Efrog Newydd a Boston y cyfnod modern.

Disgrifiad Saesneg / English Description

The fifth novel in the 'Sephardic Cycle', a group of independent works that explore the lives of different branches and generations of a Portuguese-Jewish family, the Zarcos. Across six non-linear mosaic pieces, we move from a Poland decimated by World War II to modern-day New York and Boston.

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Bywgraffiad yr Awdur / Author Biography

Richard Zimler was born in New York in 1956 and now resides in Porto, Portugal. His twelve novels have been translated into twenty-three languages and have appeared on bestseller lists in twelve different countries, including the United States, the UK, Australia, Brazil, Italy and Portugal. Five of his works have been nominated for the International Dublin Literary Award, the richest prize in the English-speaking world, and he has won several other accolades for his fiction across Europe and North America. The Incandescent Threads is the latest in his Sephardic Cycle, an acclaimed group of independent works that explore the lives of different branches and generations of a Portuguese-Jewish family, the Zarcos. zimler.com | @RichardZimler

Adolygiad y Cyhoeddwr / Publisher Review

Novel was selected as one the Sunday Times’ Best Historical Fiction Books of 2022. Author is a multiple prize winner and nominee who has previously sold over 935,000 copies of his books worldwide. The fifth novel in the Sephardic Cycle, a group of independent works that explore the lives of different branches and generations of a Portuguese-Jewish family, the Zarcos. ‘A memorable portrait of the search for meaning in the shadow of the Shoah.’ – The Sunday Times ‘exceptional... richly drawn’ – Publishers Weekly (starred review) ‘A thoughtful and affecting novel about generational trauma.’ – Kirkus