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The Cinnamon Shops and Other Stories

The Cinnamon Shops and Other Stories | Bruno Schulz

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In The Cinnamon Shops and Other Stories, Bruno Schulz describes in fantastical, mythologised terms the cloth merchant's shop where he grew up and the bizarre antics of his father, such as turning the attic into an aviary and expounding strange theories on mannequins. Two sides of the Galician town of Drohobycz are seen: the old town full of ancient mystery is contrasted with newer districts that have sprung up in response to oil mining in the area. The language is poetic, heady and oneiric, employing a rich system of imagery incorporating books and labyrinths.

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The Street Of Crocodiles | Bruno Schulz

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llwheeler 😂😂 no thanks! I'll go to a nice crocodile-free library instead 7y

Eggbeater Haha crocodiles are mean and I can't carry that many books so I'm out. 7y

TobeyTheScavengerMonk I would 100% do this and would 86% get eaten. 7y

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Dr.Who_number10 Backpacks!😂 I would totally do it! I would just have to get in shape first🤔 7y

Zelma At first I thought I absolutely would, then realized that I can‘t read if I‘m dead. So no, I‘ll stick with a croc- free bookstore. 😉 7y

Beachesnbooks Crocodiles can move really fast! Realistically I don't think I could outrun one 😂 7y

OrangeMooseReads Yes without hesitation 7y

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Street of Crocodiles | Bruno Schulz

Thu: "It's a book of short stories told from the perspective of a young boy and set in a Polish city. I read a profile of the author and was touched by his story. He was a writer and living in a Jewish ghetto in Poland. An SS officer protected him until one day he was shot dead in the street by that officer's rival. What's amazing about his book is that it's fantastic – like you're an ant and are looking at a dazzling storefront full of lights."

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The Street Of Crocodiles | Bruno Schulz

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Beautiful book!

Hobbinol This is one of my favorite books 8y

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