This novel follows the journey of a group of Greek refugees who
were displaced from their homeland in Asia Minor and settled in the
summer of 1923 in a desolate corner of the coast, near Athens. Told
in the authors characteristic sparse, lyrical style and inspired by
his own experience of migration, it details their hatred of war,
their love for the nature surrounding them, the hostility of their
new neighbours and their struggle to find meaning as they adapt to
a new life. Though published in 1937, Serenity is a timely
evocation of the eternal condition of the refugee, as seen by a
writer with a deeply human eye.
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