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The Golem

Gustav Meyrink

  • 184 pages
  • 0.8 MB
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In the old Jewish quarter of Prague, a man with no memory is drawn into the legend of a clay creature that returns every 33 years. Dreamlike and unsettling, for readers who like strange books.

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