The ending of Seven Signs of the Lion (published by Glagoslav in 2016) was left at a critical junction, begging for a sequel, and here it is – The Eighth Sign of the Lion. Follow life’s fascinating journey for Nicholas Bilanchuk in his beloved, adopted home city of Lviv, Ukraine in 2019, three years before the then unimaginable full-scale invasion by Russia in 2022.
He reappears mysteriously, emerging from a fountain in front of the Lviv Opera House in recovery mode after a traumatic confrontation with cosmic forces. To him, it seemed like he was gone for minutes – in reality, ten years had passed. Upon his return, he has the opportunity to meet up with old friends, former loves, and a new romantic interest Andzhela, whom he encounters at a concert of classical music.
Over time, regaining the strength that the magical city of lions gives him, he slowly begins to remember the traumatic events of the past, only to be given a gift at the end of the novel that leads him to heal.
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Michael M. Naydan is best known internationally as one of the foremost translators of Ukrainian and Russian literature, from Yuri Andrukhovych to Marina Tsvetaeva. In The Eighth Sign of the Lion, he returns to his own fiction, continuing the story begun in Seven Signs of the Lion (2016). Nicholas Bilanchuk reappears in Lviv, the magical city of lions, after what felt like minutes but was in fact a decade confronting cosmic forces beyond explanation. As he reconnects with old friends, former loves and a new romance in Andzhela, buried trauma resurfaces, along with the possibility of real healing. Set in 2019, three years before the full-scale invasion, the novel carries a quiet ache its predecessor could not have known.
The ending of Seven Signs of the Lion (published by Glagoslav in 2016) was left at a critical junction, begging for a sequel, and here it is – The Eighth Sign of the Lion. Follow life’s fascinating journey for Nicholas Bilanchuk in his beloved, adopted home city of Lviv, Ukraine in 2019, three years before the then unimaginable full-scale invasion by Russia in 2022.
He reappears mysteriously, emerging from a fountain in front of the Lviv Opera House in recovery mode after a traumatic confrontation with cosmic forces. To him, it seemed like he was gone for minutes – in reality, ten years had passed. Upon his return, he has the opportunity to meet up with old friends, former loves, and a new romantic interest Andzhela, whom he encounters at a concert of classical music.
Over time, regaining the strength that the magical city of lions gives him, he slowly begins to remember the traumatic events of the past, only to be given a gift at the end of the novel that leads him to heal.
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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. Nicholas Bilanchuk vanished from the pages of Seven Signs of the Lion mid-crisis, and readers have waited since 2016 to learn what became of him. Now he returns: rising from the fountain in front of the Lviv Opera House, disoriented and only beginning to recover from a traumatic confrontation with forces well beyond the ordinary world.To him, no more than a few minutes have passed. In reality, ten years have gone by.Lviv, the city of lions, receives him as it always has: with its cafes and cobblestones, its opera house and its long, layered memory. Nicholas reconnects with old friends who had long assumed he was gone for good, and revisits the loves who shaped his earlier life. Then, at a classical music concert, he meets Andzhela, and something new begins.The year is 2019. Neither Nicholas nor the city yet knows what 2022 will bring, and that quiet, doomed ordinariness gives the novel an ache its predecessor could not have carried. As Nicholas slowly draws strength from Lviv itself, fragments of the trauma that sent him away begin to surface, memories he has spent a decade, without knowing it, trying not to have. By the novel's end, he is offered something rare: a genuine gift, and a path toward healing.The Eighth Sign of the Lion continues the story that Seven Signs of the Lion (Glagoslav, 2016) left open, while standing on its own as a novel of memory, love and recovered wholeness, set in one of Europe's most quietly enchanted cities. Michael M. Naydan, internationally recognized as one of the foremost translators of Ukrainian and Russian literature, here turns to fiction entirely his own. A decade vanishes like minutes: a man returns to the magical city of lions to reclaim his memory, his loves and himself, in the last untroubled year before everything changed. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. N° de réf. du vendeur 9781804842928
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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. Nicholas Bilanchuk vanished from the pages of Seven Signs of the Lion mid-crisis, and readers have waited since 2016 to learn what became of him. Now he returns: rising from the fountain in front of the Lviv Opera House, disoriented and only beginning to recover from a traumatic confrontation with forces well beyond the ordinary world.To him, no more than a few minutes have passed. In reality, ten years have gone by.Lviv, the city of lions, receives him as it always has: with its cafes and cobblestones, its opera house and its long, layered memory. Nicholas reconnects with old friends who had long assumed he was gone for good, and revisits the loves who shaped his earlier life. Then, at a classical music concert, he meets Andzhela, and something new begins.The year is 2019. Neither Nicholas nor the city yet knows what 2022 will bring, and that quiet, doomed ordinariness gives the novel an ache its predecessor could not have carried. As Nicholas slowly draws strength from Lviv itself, fragments of the trauma that sent him away begin to surface, memories he has spent a decade, without knowing it, trying not to have. By the novel's end, he is offered something rare: a genuine gift, and a path toward healing.The Eighth Sign of the Lion continues the story that Seven Signs of the Lion (Glagoslav, 2016) left open, while standing on its own as a novel of memory, love and recovered wholeness, set in one of Europe's most quietly enchanted cities. Michael M. Naydan, internationally recognized as one of the foremost translators of Ukrainian and Russian literature, here turns to fiction entirely his own. A decade vanishes like minutes: a man returns to the magical city of lions to reclaim his memory, his loves and himself, in the last untroubled year before everything changed. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability. N° de réf. du vendeur 9781804842928
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Taschenbuch. Etat : Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - Nicholas Bilanchuk vanished from the pages of Seven Signs of the Lion mid-crisis, and readers have waited since 2016 to learn what became of him. Now he returns: rising from the fountain in front of the Lviv Opera House, disoriented and only beginning to recover from a traumatic confrontation with forces well beyond the ordinary world.To him, no more than a few minutes have passed. In reality, ten years have gone by.Lviv, the city of lions, receives him as it always has: with its cafés and cobblestones, its opera house and its long, layered memory. Nicholas reconnects with old friends who had long assumed he was gone for good, and revisits the loves who shaped his earlier life. Then, at a classical music concert, he meets Andzhela, and something new begins.The year is 2019. Neither Nicholas nor the city yet knows what 2022 will bring, and that quiet, doomed ordinariness gives the novel an ache its predecessor could not have carried. As Nicholas slowly draws strength from Lviv itself, fragments of the trauma that sent him away begin to surface, memories he has spent a decade, without knowing it, trying not to have. By the novel's end, he is offered something rare: a genuine gift, and a path toward healing.The Eighth Sign of the Lion continues the story that Seven Signs of the Lion (Glagoslav, 2016) left open, while standing on its own as a novel of memory, love and recovered wholeness, set in one of Europe's most quietly enchanted cities. Michael M. Naydan, internationally recognized as one of the foremost translators of Ukrainian and Russian literature, here turns to fiction entirely his own. N° de réf. du vendeur 9781804842928
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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. Nicholas Bilanchuk vanished from the pages of Seven Signs of the Lion mid-crisis, and readers have waited since 2016 to learn what became of him. Now he returns: rising from the fountain in front of the Lviv Opera House, disoriented and only beginning to recover from a traumatic confrontation with forces well beyond the ordinary world.To him, no more than a few minutes have passed. In reality, ten years have gone by.Lviv, the city of lions, receives him as it always has: with its cafes and cobblestones, its opera house and its long, layered memory. Nicholas reconnects with old friends who had long assumed he was gone for good, and revisits the loves who shaped his earlier life. Then, at a classical music concert, he meets Andzhela, and something new begins.The year is 2019. Neither Nicholas nor the city yet knows what 2022 will bring, and that quiet, doomed ordinariness gives the novel an ache its predecessor could not have carried. As Nicholas slowly draws strength from Lviv itself, fragments of the trauma that sent him away begin to surface, memories he has spent a decade, without knowing it, trying not to have. By the novel's end, he is offered something rare: a genuine gift, and a path toward healing.The Eighth Sign of the Lion continues the story that Seven Signs of the Lion (Glagoslav, 2016) left open, while standing on its own as a novel of memory, love and recovered wholeness, set in one of Europe's most quietly enchanted cities. Michael M. Naydan, internationally recognized as one of the foremost translators of Ukrainian and Russian literature, here turns to fiction entirely his own. A decade vanishes like minutes: a man returns to the magical city of lions to reclaim his memory, his loves and himself, in the last untroubled year before everything changed. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. N° de réf. du vendeur 9781804842928
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