Shame

Discover the poignant narrative of "Shame" by Bergljot Haff, a gripping exploration of identity and resilience. Published in 2011 by Vintage Publishing, this compelling novel spans 352 pages and invites readers into the troubled world of Idun Hov. Translated by Sverre Lyngstad, Idun's story unfolds within the confines of a mental hospital, where her writing becomes a powerful outlet for her tumultuous experiences.

As she navigates the challenges of her own life intertwined with the harsh realities of Norway during the German occupation, Haff delves into themes of collaboration, betrayal, and the deep shame that shadows a nation in crisis. "Shame" is not just a personal tale; it's a reflection on the broader human condition amidst historical turmoil. Immerse yourself in this evocative narrative that deftly combines individual struggle with the collective memories of a country. Find your copy today and experience the depth of Idun Hov's journey.