"Avram's Bridge": The new novel by Viviana Assa that rewrites the history of Burgas

A captivating family saga about the choices that change everything

On June 11 at 6:00 PM, the Petko Zadgorski Art Gallery will host the premiere of the new novel by the remarkable Viviana Assa – "Avram's Bridge". The book takes us back to the beginning of the last century, turning the memory of Old Burgas into a deep and multi-layered narrative.

"Avram's Bridge" is a saga about fate and freedom that builds a bridge between history and the present.

What is the novel about?

The story follows the lives of several generations torn between Burgas, Constantinople, and the road to Turkey. At its center is the dramatic choice of a young Jewish woman from Burgas, who leaves her family for the sake of a forbidden love for a wealthy Turk. This decision leaves a mark on the lives of all her descendants.

Why "Avram's Bridge"?

• Symbolism: The bridge over the Karabunar River is not just a place, but a metaphor for the connection between generations.
• Universality: The novel explores the eternal themes of duty, freedom, and the price of personal choices.
• Mastery: Viviana Assa – winner of the "Hristo G. Danov" award – once again proves her ability to "paint with words."

Do not miss the opportunity to meet the author and immerse yourself in a Burgas preserved in memory and language. The literary event promises to be more than just a presentation; it will be an exciting return to one's roots.