Ismail Kadare books I've read

[@souvikdebnath6993]

I have read his general of the dead army two times and i can read it many more times and also broken april, both are masterpieces without a doubt.

[@pleasereadyourbook]

Thanks for sharing this, will have to add some Kadare titles to the TBR list.

[@Alexdigger44]

You should look into reading Danilo Kis, an old Yugoslavian writer. 😄

[@oldmanandtheread]

Thank you for your suggestion. I wasn't familiar with Kis and just looked him up on the internet. He looks exactly like the type of writer I enjoy reading the most and so I just order a couple of his books while I was still on the internet.

[@Alexdigger44]

Awesome. I can't wait for the reviews ,😎

[@claudiusgothicus1568]

Is not the same bridge and is not the same river as Ivo Andric's

[@oldmanandtheread]

Thanks for the correction. I have to admit I was only making an assumption about it because I thought the stories sounded so similar. I know the Drina does not flow into Albania but much of what Kadare wrote about included other regions of the Balkans.

[@claudiusgothicus1568]

@@oldmanandtheread There are many such bridges in Albania and the Balkans. He was probably referring to this one en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mesi_Bridge

[@claudiusgothicus1568]

@@oldmanandtheread or to one of these en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_bridges_in_Albania