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The Pyramid,  Ismail Kadare
  • The Pyramid,  Ismail Kadare

The Pyramid, Ismail Kadare

Vintage

So the Pharaoh agrees to the construction of a pyramid colossal beyond imagining, an edifice that crushes dozens of people as each block is added and which inexorably drains the lifeblood from the country. As Egypt builds its monument to death, its neighbours plot and gloat…

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Title: The Pyramid

Original: Piramida

Category: Novel

Author: Ismail Kadare

Translated by: Barbara Bray

Publisher: Vintage

Year: 2013

Pgs: 120

Weight: 0.100 kg

ISBN: 978-0-099-56092-0

This book is in English

About the book

When the new Egyptian Pharaoh decrees that he does not want a pyramid built in his honour his advisers are aghast. It is their firm belief that peace and prosperity only make the people more difficult to control – they must be kept under the whip. So the Pharaoh agrees to the construction of a pyramid colossal beyond imagining, an edifice that crushes dozens of people as each block is added and which inexorably drains the lifeblood from the country. As Egypt builds its monument to death, its neighbours plot and gloat…

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