The Storytellers
19 hrs. 0 min.
Language
Russian
Author
Uthit Khemamun
Author
Uthit Khemamun
Narrator
Artyom Kukharev
Narrator
Artyom Kukharev
Description
At first there was earth, and within it lived a spirit.
One day it rose above the surface and took the form of a tree. Years passed—earth changed, cracked, healed over, altered its shape and names. The spirit remained unchanged, moving from one mortal shell to another, with curious interest observing the development of the world we know.
It will become human and pass its story on to future generations, who will carry it forward, sustaining an endless and unchanging cycle.
“The Storytellers” by Thai author Uthitha Hemamun is a serious work that blends many genres: family, psychological, domestic fiction, epic adventure, legends, and a story of growing up. These plotlines are connected to five storytellers from one family living in different places and times.
The book immerses the reader in the richness and beauty of Thai history and culture, revealing their multifaceted nature and true splendor.
One day it rose above the surface and took the form of a tree. Years passed—earth changed, cracked, healed over, altered its shape and names. The spirit remained unchanged, moving from one mortal shell to another, with curious interest observing the development of the world we know.
It will become human and pass its story on to future generations, who will carry it forward, sustaining an endless and unchanging cycle.
“The Storytellers” by Thai author Uthitha Hemamun is a serious work that blends many genres: family, psychological, domestic fiction, epic adventure, legends, and a story of growing up. These plotlines are connected to five storytellers from one family living in different places and times.
The book immerses the reader in the richness and beauty of Thai history and culture, revealing their multifaceted nature and true splendor.
