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No Time

No Time
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SKU: 9789664480762
Language: Ukrainian
Cover type: Hardcover
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"No Time" is a gripping contemporary novel by Ukrainian author Rustem Khalil, first published in 2023. The story follows Edem, a Kyiv-based lawyer who views himself as a failure: terminally ill, unsuccessful in his career, and having lost the love of his life fifteen years ago. In his deepest despair, a genie appears, offering a contract: Edem's immortal soul in exchange for the chance to live other people's lives. This pact propels Edem through diverse experiences—from the illuminated studios of television to the shadowy corridors of power, from lavish billionaire receptions to the worn walls of a children's shelter, and from the windswept rooftop of a skyscraper to the hall of the Heavenly Court, untouched by wind. Through these transformative journeys, themes of wealth, power, fame, and love intertwine, altering the destinies of all involved. This novel is a breathless odyssey through Kyiv's streets and a profound return to oneself. It's a labyrinth filled with loaded guns, each destined to fire, illustrating that even the greatest loser can change the world. At its core, "No Time" is a meditation on time—or rather, its absence. Ideal for readers who appreciate contemporary Ukrainian literature, this book offers a compelling narrative that delves into the human condition, exploring themes of identity, destiny, and the choices that define us. Its engaging storytelling and thought-provoking themes make it a must-read for those seeking depth and insight in modern fiction.