“Monuments of the European Soul”: These three novels by Péter Nádas you must have read
Péter Nádas “Scare Stories” ► Translated by Heinrich Eisterer ► 2022 Rowohlt, ISBN-13 978-3-498-00228-2 ► Price: bound 30 €, 576 pages Péter Nádas
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Péter Nádas “Scare Stories” ► Translated by Heinrich Eisterer ► 2022 Rowohlt, ISBN-13 978-3-498-00228-2 ► Price: bound 30 €, 576 pages Péter Nádas leaves a legacy that remains painfully current in times of a new authoritarianism in Europe. “Monuments of the European soul”: You must have read these three novels by Péter Nádas. Péter Nádas “Book of Memory” ► Translated by Hildegard Grosche ► 1999 Rowohlt, ISBN-13 978-3-499-22581-9 ► Price: Paperback 28 €, 1024 pages The 1700-page colossus: “Parallel stories” Eighteen years Nádas wrote on this monster of a novel.
Furthermore, Péter Nádas “Parallelgeschichten” ► Translated by Christina Viragh ► 2013 Rowohlt, ISBN-13 978-3-499-22731-8 ► Price: paperback 19,99 €, 1728 pages Das Böse Spätwerk: “Schauergeschichten” For all, for whom the thousand-page main works seem a little too intimidating at the beginning, this 2022 published novel is the perfect start. Anyone who once stood in front of a 1700-page brick like the “parallel stories” inevitably feels a mixture of fascination and naked overload. We are located in a remote Hungarian village in the 1960s, right on the Danube.
In addition, The masterpiece of inner censorship: “Book of Memory” When this book appeared in 1986 after years of wrestling with Hungarian censorship, it struck like a comet.
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Péter Nádas “Scare Stories” ► Translated by Heinrich Eisterer ► 2022 Rowohlt, ISBN-13 978-3-498-00228-2 ► Price: bound 30 €, 576 pages Péter Nádas leaves a legacy that remains painfully current in times of a new authoritarianism in Europe.
reliability low1/2 sources“Monuments of the European soul”: You must have read these three novels by Péter Nádas.
reliability low1/2 sourcesPéter Nádas “Book of Memory” ► Translated by Hildegard Grosche ► 1999 Rowohlt, ISBN-13 978-3-499-22581-9 ► Price: Paperback 28 €, 1024 pages The 1700-page colossus: “Parallel stories” Eighteen years Nádas wrote on this monster of a novel.
reliability low1/2 sourcesPéter Nádas “Parallelgeschichten” ► Translated by Christina Viragh ► 2013 Rowohlt, ISBN-13 978-3-499-22731-8 ► Price: paperback 19,99 €, 1728 pages Das Böse Spätwerk: “Schauergeschichten” For all, for whom the thousand-page main works seem a little too intimidating at the beginning, this 2022 published novel is the perfect start.
reliability low1/2 sourcesAnyone who once stood in front of a 1700-page brick like the “parallel stories” inevitably feels a mixture of fascination and naked overload.
reliability low1/2 sourcesWe are located in a remote Hungarian village in the 1960s, right on the Danube.
reliability low1/2 sourcesThe masterpiece of inner censorship: “Book of Memory” When this book appeared in 1986 after years of wrestling with Hungarian censorship, it struck like a comet.
reliability low1/2 sources
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