Babo's Telephone. Alexandropol Trilogy. Book II Arts & Literature Jean-Claude Carriare Translator(s) Sargis Davtyan

Jean-Claude Carriare Translator(s) Sargis Davtyan Language(s) Armenian Publisher(s) Antares Year 2015 Pages 320 Binding paperback ISBN 9789939517629

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Babo's Telephone. Alexandropol Trilogy. Book II Arts & Literature Jean-Claude Carriare Translator(s) Sargis DavtyanThe Alexandropol Trilogy is a series of books written in prose, consisting of three autonomous books, united by a common idea literary reconstruction based on real stories and facts a ruined city that became a metaphor for the collapse of the Soviet Union. Babos Telephone is a precious gift. Just as precious as it is to touch someone's life especially the life of a whole family, a huge family with its little secrets and great revelations, funny and