Broken April

Book • 1978
In 'Broken April', Ismail Kadare delves into the centuries-old tradition of blood feuds in northern Albania, governed by the Kanun.

The story follows Gjorg Berisha, who avenges his brother's death and awaits his own fate in a cycle of vengeance.

The novel also explores the cultural clash between traditional highlanders and urban visitors, highlighting themes of fate, justice, and love.

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