Walking to the Cold Sea – Ziganshin Kamil – ABC – 2026 – ISBN 978-5-389-33520-2
Walking to the Cold Sea
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Walking to the Cold Sea
14.99 €
Kamil Ziganshin's epic novel can be compared to "The Odyssey" or "Quiet Flows the Don" in its scope and masterful execution. This saga is dedicated to a part of the Russian people no less important than the Don Cossacks—the Old Believers.
"Journey to the Frozen Sea" continues Ziganshin's saga "The Gold of Aldan," dedicated to the life of the Old Believer community, whose century-long journey led from the Vetluzhsky forests beyond the Urals, to Siberia and the Transbaikal Territory, and finally to the Aldan Highlands of Yakutia. The protagonist, Kornei Kuzovkin, having endured many trials, returns to his native hermitage, but his childhood dream of seeing the Frozen Ocean still lives in his soul. And to achieve this, he will set out on foot across Chukotka.
The "Gold of Aldan" saga is dedicated to the heroic deeds of those who preserved ancient Russian culture and religiosity in its pristine purity, setting an example of remarkable spiritual fortitude and centuries-long devotion to their faith. The schism is one of the gravest scars left on the body of Russian civilization, and at the same time, a remarkably life-affirming testimony to the resilience of the Russian people and their ability to coexist and thrive with people of other cultures and faiths.
"Journey to the Frozen Sea" continues Ziganshin's saga "The Gold of Aldan," dedicated to the life of the Old Believer community, whose century-long journey led from the Vetluzhsky forests beyond the Urals, to Siberia and the Transbaikal Territory, and finally to the Aldan Highlands of Yakutia. The protagonist, Kornei Kuzovkin, having endured many trials, returns to his native hermitage, but his childhood dream of seeing the Frozen Ocean still lives in his soul. And to achieve this, he will set out on foot across Chukotka.
The "Gold of Aldan" saga is dedicated to the heroic deeds of those who preserved ancient Russian culture and religiosity in its pristine purity, setting an example of remarkable spiritual fortitude and centuries-long devotion to their faith. The schism is one of the gravest scars left on the body of Russian civilization, and at the same time, a remarkably life-affirming testimony to the resilience of the Russian people and their ability to coexist and thrive with people of other cultures and faiths.
See also:
- All books by the publisher
- All books by the author
- All books in the series Russia's Literary Compass
- All books in the cycle Gold is gold.
