by Marek Halter · Editora y Distribuidora Hispano Americana, S.A. · tapa dura · ISBN 9788435062374
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In 'The Kabbalist of Prague,' Marek Halter transports us to Prague in the late 16th century, where the great Rabbi MaHaRal creates a Golem to protect his people. However, over time, the Golem is used for mundane tasks, leading to his rebellion. Halter weaves a fascinating tale of the world of Kabbalah through the eyes of David Gans, a real historical figure. This historical novel explores themes of power, faith, and the human condition in a rich and mysterious context.
Polish and French novelist (born 1936)
