Anita Sorjola : Romaani

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Anita Sorjola : Romaani

by Martti Wuori

FI·~1 hours·17 chapters

Chapters

17 total

language: Finnish

0:05

I

8:47

II

5:45

III

8:03

IV

4:33

V

6:47

VI

11:20

VII

11:34

VIII

7:18

IX

3:26

Description

In a crisp spring morning on the banks of a tranquil lake, station master Eino Kostia and his wife Lyyli step out into a world painted in flawless blue sky and fresh‑scented air. Their leisurely walk, punctuated by the distant hum of a locomotive and the chatter of waterfowl, becomes a gentle meditation on the simple beauty that surrounds them and the quiet rhythm of their rural life.

Yet beneath the idyllic scenery, a restless undercurrent stirs. Lyyli longs for the bustling hum of city streets and the companionship of a wider community, while Eino wrestles with the pull of duty and the comfort of the life they have built together. As they contemplate a possible transfer to a larger station, their conversation opens a doorway to questions about ambition, belonging, and the sacrifices required for change.

The novel unfolds as a thoughtful portrait of a couple poised at a crossroads, inviting listeners to savor the tension between contentment and yearning, and to wonder where the path ahead may lead.

Details

Language

fi

Duration

~1 hours (112K characters)

Release date

Dec 27, 2025

Rights

Public domain in the USA.

About the author

MW

Martti Wuori

1858–1934

A Finnish writer, translator, and public official whose work ranged from lively stage comedies to novels and historical drama. His books still surface today through library catalogs and digital editions, giving modern readers a broad look at popular Finnish writing from the late 19th and early 20th centuries.

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