Flights by Olga Tokarczuk

Flights by Olga Tokarczuk

Tokarczuk constructs the novel as a constellation of fragments — travel essays, historical anecdotes about anatomical preservation, short fictional narratives — all circling around themes of movement, the body's mortality, and humanity's restless compulsion toward travel and exploration.

Rather than a conventional narrative, the book asks readers to find meaning in the accumulation and juxtaposition of its many fragments, and its formally daring structure won it the International Booker Prize, cementing Tokarczuk's reputation as one of contemporary literature's most inventive voices.

Winner of the International Booker Prize, a formally daring meditation on travel and the body.

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