Street Without a Name is a memoir by Kapka Kassabova that chronicles her experiences growing up in communist-era Bulgaria and her journey of returning to a country transformed by time and political change. Blending personal history with social commentary, Kassabova offers a vivid account of life behind the Iron Curtain and the post-communist transformation of Eastern Europe.
Why read this book
- Offers a deeply personal and insightful exploration of life in communist Bulgaria.
- Provides an engaging narrative of the political and social changes that shaped Eastern Europe.
- Combines memoir, history, and travel writing to give a rich and nuanced view of cultural identity.
- Written with wit, warmth, and emotional depth.
About the Author
Kapka Kassabova is a poet, novelist, and travel writer of Bulgarian origin. Her works often explore themes of displacement, identity, and the legacies of political history. Kassabova's writing has been praised for its lyrical quality and its ability to weave personal experience with broader historical themes.
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