Described by Annie Ernaux as the book she thought she would write all her life, Kızın Hikâyesi is a profound and beautiful examination of the impenetrable wall between our present selves and the selves we once had. Devamını Oku…
It’s the challenge of an illiterate man. I’ll tell you about a book of about fifty pages. In these fifty pages we witness the author’s whole life story. But it is such a story that the author addresses our hearts and conscience. Devamını Oku…
Kristóf writes about the devastating effects of war on the individual and society, migration, immigration, orphanhood with the remnants of an indescribable sadness and the most concise words. Devamını Oku…
Winner of the John W. Campbell Award for best science fiction in 1976, and often cited alongside Philip K. Dick’s Yüksek Şato’daki Adam, Değişim is a striking novel about how religious dogmatism affects people’s lives individually and socially. Devamını Oku…
Krasznahorkai, one of the most important living Hungarian writers, stands out with the stylistic characteristics of his works. The author’s Direnişin Melankolisi, which is described as an “apocalyptic farce”, is shaped around the mysterious circus that comes to a provincial town. Devamını Oku…
