Not from DreamTime Publishing....
...but still worth a read! Set in war-torn Yugoslavia, The Tiger's Wife is a tale steeped in local fables and driven by one woman's experience of the never-ending violence that swept the Balkans.

As Natalia and a friend travel across the former Yugoslavia, immunizing villagers, the body of her grandfather turns up in a hospital in the middle of nowhere. She and her family have no idea why. Recalling stories he told her as a child, she becomes convinced that he went in search of the Deathless Man, a mythical figure, that her grandfather claimed to have met a number of times in his life.

In her quest to find out how her grandfather, a man of hard fact and science, could turn to this fantasy, she discovers something particular about his childhood: a tiger escaped from a zoo during Word War II bombings and wandered deep into the woods, settling just outside his peasant village. It terrorized the town, the devil incarnate to everyone, except for her grandfather and 'the tiger's wife'...

About the author: Tea Obreht was born in 1985 in the former Yugoslavia, and raised in Belgrade, where she spent her childhood. In 1992, her family moved to Cyprus, and then to Egypt, where she learned to speak and read English, eventually immigrating to the United States in 1997. Her short story, "The Laugh," is forthcoming in the August 2009 Summer Fiction issue of The Atlantic. She is currently a lecturer at Cornell University, in Ithaca, New York.
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