The song of silent days
E-book, Czech
The song of silent days
In every silence, a song is hidden. And every song knows scars that time cannot heal.
How do you find your voice in moments when silence burns the most? Song of the Silent Days is a novel about a woman whose dreams and desires are shattered by the waves of great historical events, but whose inner voice continues to carry memory, pain, and hope. A sensitively written family chronicle about motherhood, loss, and resilience in a time when silence can be heavier than words, and when even in the darkest of times, quiet heroism exists.
A delicate, intimate story inspired by the lives of the author's family.
Marcela Bramborová
Marcela Bramborová (born 1987) studied Czech Language and Literature and Central European Studies at the Faculty of Arts, Charles University. She works as a literary editor and a translator from Polish. In 2023, she was nominated for the Golden Ribbon award for her translation of the non-fiction children's book 'Dirt: A Smelly History of Hygiene'. She has published several of her short stories in the collection 'Hidden Perspective' (2024). 'Song of the Silent Days' is her debut novel. She comes from Telč and currently lives in Prague with her husband and children. In her spare time, she enjoys reading and occasionally indulges in painting and sculpting.
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